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Mesenchymal stem cells can migrate to damaged tissues and as the tumour microenvironment closely resembles damaged tissue MSCs can also to home to developing tumours and promote tumour growth (Loebinger et al, 2009).

Several shrunk cells overexpressing GPR17 and resembling damaged neurons were also found at the borders of the ischemic infarct (Figure 5D).

For example, double-stranded l-DNA and pcr-DNA have exposed 5'-phosphate groups on their ends, which resemble damaged DNA.

Regions with high gray scale values resembled damaged cells in the images of traumatised slices with high PI uptake and high fluorescence light emission.

The researchers identified a bony scar close to the midline of the head that they say resembles damage caused by a sharp object.

A piece of wreckage from MH17 in Petropavlivka, with puncture marks resembling damage left by shrapnel.

The Independent's Patrick Cockburn, who was staying near the scene of the blast, said the aftermath appeared to resemble damage done by a mortar bomb rather than a suicide bomber.

Three-photon excitation at 760 nm is expected to excite UVC absorbing bands so that three-photon mutagenicity most likely resembles UVC damage.

Collectively, the prolonged expression of genes associated with CW loosening, ROS generation, cell death and CW degradation after 48 h of Al treatment implies that the Al-induced oxidative damage and cell death response resembles a necrotic response, damaging deeper cell layers and ultimately resulting in irreversible root growth inhibition in S70.

Carden and coworkers [ 20] reported that damage to human surfactant protein A in BAL fluid from patients with ARDS resembled the damage caused when it is cleaved by neutrophil elastase in patients with ARDS.

In assay, damaged DNA resemble the tail and the intact DNA resemble the head.