Sentence examples for restricted proliferation from inspiring English sources

Knock-down of BPTF restricted proliferation suggesting a role for BPTF in promoting cellular growth.

In several adiponectin receptor-positive cancer cell lines, ADP 355 restricted proliferation in a dose-dependent manner at 100 nM-10 μM concentrations (exceeding the effects of 50 ng/mL globular adiponectin).

However, cell proliferation along the anterior posterior axis is relatively uniform in the E13.5 palate (Bush and Jiang, 2012), complicating assignment of the observed expression patterns to a spatially restricted proliferation program.

Our finding of increased apoptosis and decreased proliferation in tumor tissue after α-TEA and/or trastuzumab treatment is also consistent with the notion that the major mechanism of anti-tumor efficacy of the combination treatment in vivo is the result of the accumulation of apoptotic cell death and restricted proliferation.

The Hippo pathway restricts proliferation of ISCs under normal physiological conditions.

Bethe later urged several U.S. presidents to restrict proliferation, efforts that helped lead to the atmospheric test ban in 1963 and controls on antiballistic missile systems in 1972.

Poon et al. also demonstrated that the Hippo pathway restricts proliferation of neural stem cells, controls neuroblast reactivation from quiescence during postembryonic neurogenesis of Drosophila, and perturbation of Tao, Hpo, or Wts, or overexpression of Yki, leads to brain overgrowth (Poon et al., 2016).

Thus, it is reasonable to predict that if O2-sensitive cancer cells were to dislodge from a primary interstitial space and migrate to the lungs via blood circulation, the increased O2 concentration would restrict proliferation.

This possible regulation of BPTF/FAC1 over c-myc comes in accordance with the observation that WI-38THP1 exhibit high c-myc levels [14] and the finding presented in Figures 1 and 6 where BPTF promotes a proliferative phenotype as knock-down of BPTF restricts proliferation.

Here, we report that Cic cooperates with RBF1 to restrict proliferation during Drosophila eye development.

Functionally, our data indicate that active NDR restricts proliferation of colon cancer cells.