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Indeed, one study has demonstrated that while transplanted Schwann cells stimulated host Schwann cell recruitment, the grafted cells showed limited survival at the epicenter of a contusion SCI, and represented a minority of total Schwann cells present in the cavity two weeks post-transplantation [36].

These increased neurotrophic factors were secreted by MSCs directly and/or stimulated host cells indirectly.

Procoagulants produced by tumor- and stimulated host cells not only contribute to the increased risk of cancer-associated thrombosis, but can also trigger cancer- signaling pathways.

An oncogene driven thrombophilic environment frequently arises in cancer and involves the capacity of tumor- and stimulated host stroma cells to express and release clotting factors, inflammatory cytokines, proangiogenic factors, and procoagulant microparticles (MPs) [ 1].

Acquired APC resistance could be due to increased levels of coagulation factors like factor V and factor VIII [ 11], yet unidentified factors produced by tumor- or stimulated host cells, or novel hereditary causes.

Conversely, VEGF stimulated host expression of MMP-9 in an organ-specific manner, and VEGF inhibition reduced VEGF-induced MMP9 expression while halting ascitic liquid formation and intraperitoneal tumor burden [ 169].

Some specific components of microbiota might suppress Fiaf in the intestinal epithelia and potentially stimulate host weight gain by impairing triglyceride metabolism and promoting fat storage.

Biomaterials have been designed as carriers to deliver cells to desirable region for local tissue regeneration; as barriers to protect transplanted cells from host immune attack; or as reactors to stimulate host cell recruitment, homing and differentiation.

Phosphorous acid exhibits a complex mode of action, acting both directly on the pathogen and also indirectly by stimulating host defence responses to ultimately inhibit pathogen growth (Tomlin [2006]).

With regard to in vivo applications, the long-lived stem/progenitor cell constructs can improve cell engraftment, whereas the short-lived, but highly functional hepatocyte constructs stimulate host liver regeneration.

Strategies for HIV-1 eradication include gene therapy and hematopoietic stem cell transplantation, stimulating host immunity to control HIV-1 replication, and targeting latent HIV-1 in resting memory CD4+ T cells.