Sentence examples for shape survival from inspiring English sources

5-FU triggers phenotypic differences in organoids including changing shape, survival, resistance, and death.

Through adhesive interactions with integrins expressed on the endothelial cells surface, the ECM orchestrates complex signalling cascades within the cells and affects many fundamental aspects of their biology, including proliferation, migration, cytoskeletal organization, cell shape, survival, and ultimately blood vessel stabilization.

Dietary yeast produced a bell shaped survival response which was dependent on sucrose.

(1 4) were subsequently varied separately at a fixed gap size to unravel their individual effects and understand their roles in shaping survival patterns.

Identifying MHS linked to mortality is relevant for public health because it sets the foundation for further inquiry into the potential mechanism through which the organisation and delivery of healthcare in Norway shapes survival and, in so doing, contributes to the evidence base for possible interventions.

Cultural practices and gender preference equally shape child survival in most developing countries.

The pace of childbearing, parity and maternal age have similarly been listed among important factors that shape the survival chance of children in developing countries (Hossain and Islam 2008; Kembo and Van Ginneken 2009; Manda 1999; Mturi and Curtis 1995).

Chick hindlimbs harvested at seven days of incubation were cultured for six days, under either static conditions or one of three different dynamic movement regimes, then assessed for joint shape, cell survival and proliferation.

Fluid shear stress acting on cells in circulation stimulates cell signal transduction, gene expression, and affects cell shape and survival [7], [8], [9].

While the focal adhesion-associated PINCH1 may play a critical role in modulating cell adhesion, cell shape and survival [33], we show here that nuclear PINCH1 is instrumental in regulating gene transcription via its interaction with WT1.

These differences did not reflect an increase or a decrease in lifespan but fluctuations in the shape of survival curves.