The realization and consolidation over the last 20 years that (1) chronic inflammation is intricately associated with cancer, and (2) that there is a delicate constant immune system dynamic balance between responsiveness on one hand and tolerance of cancer on the other, provides a greatly significant insight into the ways cancer might be more effectively and predictably treated.
Based on both viability and cytotoxicity assays, we demonstrated here that colospheres can be applied to drug efficacy assays: in addition to a dose-dependent response, we showed for the first time with an ex vivo tumour model that colosphere response could reflect the responsiveness on parental cancer xenografts in nude mice to the same chemotherapy.
Betaglycan is an inhibin-binding protein co-receptor, the forced expression of which confers inhibin responsiveness on cells previously non-responsive to inhibin.
7 In the present study, to correlate in vitro drug response to the type of mutation, we investigated phenylbutyrate responsiveness on several cell lines harboring PDHA1 mutations.
Pressor responsiveness on day 14 of AngII infusion was analyzed further to compare responses between each group.
Since MCF-7 cells retain estrogen responsiveness on Col I, we reasoned that LM signaling through α6 might be responsible for loss of estrogen responsiveness on LM.
Her explanation for the lack of responsiveness on the part of some of her students' parents is therefore surprising.
But, ultimately, Gary V is about responsiveness; on a recent flight to Australia, he replied to e-mails from October.
The IPCC should make more effort to reach out to different audiences, seek greater transparency in how it works and show more responsiveness on social media.
In the pit Mr. Levine steers the Juilliard Orchestra, which showed a responsiveness on Tuesday not unlike that of his usual luxury vehicle at the Met.
Beliaev's duet with the teenage Vera is flirtatious: an ardent crush on her part, a charming and courteous responsiveness on his.
