Sentence examples for stump cells from inspiring English sources

Either barbel stump cells are not capable of the coordinated behaviors required for seamless integration, or they are capable of such behaviors but other constraints apply.

A critical tissue interaction that is necessary for blastema formation occurs between the wound epithelium (WE), which forms from rapid migration of adjacent epidermis, and the underlying mesenchymal stump cells.

Both events are involved in the compensatory proliferation of stump epidermal cells and are necessary for the progression of regeneration.

In the distal stump, these cells form tube-like structures within their original basement membranes, known as bands of Büngner, which can act as "tunnels" to direct the regrowing axons back to their original targets.

In the stumps mutant, tracheal cells fail to move out from the epithelial sacs, and only rudimentary tracheal branches form.

To better characterize the early signals engaged through ROS and relayed into the stump for progenitor cell recruitment, we decided to examine the involvement of ROS in these processes.

By contrast, in the distal stump only glial cell markers, but not axonal markers, were detected (box in Figure 3(h)).

Taken together, nerves need to invade the amputation stump to support cell proliferation, but the exact relationship between the nerves with the mesenchyme and epidermis is unclear.

At this stage, the potential link between the two phenomena remains elusive, and as yet, no direct link has been drawn between proliferation in the stump epidermis and blastemal cell recruitment.

By 24 hpa, ROS could no longer be detected at the level of amputation plane (Fig. 1a, f) but in isolated cells of the stump (Fig. S1b).

Pancreatic epithelial cells in the stump showed no atypia.