Sentence examples for stage proliferation from inspiring English sources
Matriptase, a type II transmembrane serine protease, is responsible for the early stage proliferation of a wide range of human cancers.
Each cell is defined by its location, size, rates of chemoattractant emission and response, age, life cycle stage, proliferation rate and number of attached cells.
This study set out to investigate the effect of mean pore size, in a series of collagen glycosaminoglycan (CG) scaffolds with mean pore sizes ranging from 85 μm to 325 μm, on osteoblast adhesion and early stage proliferation up to 7 days post-seeding.
The other two morpholinos produce gastrula stage proliferation and differentiation defects that are rescued by exogenous SpRunt mRNA.
At this stage, proliferation of type II alveolar epithelium and edematous extension of interstitial tissue were evident and yielded fibrosis at 27 months.
A further realistic aspect of our model is the requirement for cell proliferation: in the first phase of angiogenesis the growth of the sprout is mainly caused by migrating cells, in a later stage proliferation is responsible for sprout growth.
The amount of n-HA appeared to have a greater effect on the early stages of osteoblast behavior (cell attachment and proliferation) rather than the immediate/late stages (proliferation and differentiation).
Determination of the IC50 values of MEK inhibitors on P. berghei blood-stage proliferation.
We screened a natural product library to identify inhibitors of Plasmodium falciparum blood- and liver-stage proliferation.
In order to discover targets for both blood and liver stages, we performed a screen to identify inhibitors of P. falciparum blood- and liver-stage proliferation with a natural product library.
Based on the external morphology, color, gonadosomatic index (GSI), and histological features [ 18], ovarian development was classified into five stages: proliferation (stage I), pre-vitellogenesis (stage II), primary vitellogenesis (stage III), secondary vitellogenesis (stage IV), and tertiary vitellogenesis (stage V).
