Lepidoptera are well known, they have short regeneration stages which make them suitable as an early warning system, and they are an accepted aim of protection.
Even if this is the case, however, the callus phase must be very short, and according to Jähne and Lörz (1995) [ 18] a short regeneration time diminishes the risk of variation.
Hematopoietic stem and progenitor cells (HPC) contain populations of cells with long-term and short-term regeneration capacities as well as committed progenitors.
Smith first appeared as the Doctor at the end of Davies and David Tennant's final episode, the second part of The End of Time, in a short post-regeneration scene that Davies left for Moffat to write himself.
Biomass is considered CO2-neutral due to its short time of regeneration, compared to fossil fuels.
Corresponding short-term liver regeneration experiments triggered by partial hepatectomy revealed that hepatocyte proliferation was also enhanced during liver regeneration in endosialin null mice.
This woven collagen scaffold holds a significant potential for cartilage regeneration with shorter in vitro culture periods due to functionally sufficient mechanical robustness at the baseline.
Controlled released nerve growth factor (NGF -microspheres are able to eNGF -microspheres nerve regenerareon abless shortonenhanceperipheral
As a result, the demographics of spruce and fir are in equilibrium owing to abundant fir regeneration but short lifespan, juxtaposed against sparse regeneration of significantly longer-lived spruce.
We have developed a novel synthetic conduit made of poly ε-caprolactone (PCL) that has demonstrated promising peripheral nerve regeneration in short-term studies.
