The slower resorption of the equine grafts during the process of osteointegration and photooxidized cartilage matrix repopulation seemed to be favorable to overall graft survival and performance, at least after 6 months.
In the present study, we show that specific molecular features relevant to rapid tumour repopulation or to intrinsic radiosensitivity (i.e. high proliferation index, p53-mutations or c-erbB-2 overexpression) are linked with high local relapse rate following postoperative radiotherapy, which can be averted by using large radiotherapy fractions and treatment acceleration.
Data from this study confirm that not only does lymphocyte repopulation fail to occur in nonresolving inflammation, but that resolving-phase lymphocytes protect against exaggerated inflammatory responses to superinfection.
In 2008 we used this decellularisation and repopulation strategy to create the world's first tissue engineered trachea [10, 11], a 6 cm segment of the organ that was implanted into the left bronchus of a patient with severe bronchomalacia.
If that's the case, I'll take my repopulation money to get out of Sweden... just as soon as I finish this master's degree.
It was recently shown that irradiation leads to a dose-dependent loss of cell types in the subventricular zone (SVZ) with impairment of SVZ repopulation up to three months[12].
8 19 In some patients, B-cell repopulation leads to a relapse of the disease.
Inhibition of repopulation appears to be a potentially important mechanism for the beneficial effects of simultaneous chemo-radiation.
Alemtuzumab induction therapy effectively depletes B cells, but is followed by rapid repopulation up to levels exceeding base line.
Postoperatively, the implanted valves were characterized by a mild-moderate insufficiency, leaflet shortening, and rapid cellular repopulation, compared to decellularized native human heart valve control.
