Sentence examples for substrates and tissue from inspiring English sources

Whilst 'stiffness' is a recognised physical property of substrates and tissue microenvironments that influences many cellular behaviours, tissues and their extracellular matrices are not purely rigid but 'viscoelastic' materials, composed of both rigid-like (elastic) and dissipative (viscous) elements.

Substrates with nanotopography and bioactive signals that induce differentiation of stem cells towards specific lineages could be used to develop functional stem cell culture substrates and tissue engineered scaffolds for therapeutic applications.

Nanostructured surface coatings were characterized on both modified gold substrates and tissue-culture polystyrene surfaces.

This work provides a strategy for manipulating the dynamic matrix surface for the development of culture substrates and tissue-engineered scaffolds, which may aid the understanding of how the dynamic ECM influences stem cell behaviors as well as improve the efficacy of stem cell applications.

Hyphae are specifically adapted for growth on solid surfaces, and to invade substrates and tissues.

The bound label was detected using NBT-BCIP, an alkaline phosphatase color substrate, and tissue slides were counterstained with Kernechtrot stain solution (Muto Pure Chemicals, Tokyo, Japan).

However, there is no absolute RCR value that is diagnostic of dysfunctional mitochondria, because values are substrate- and tissue-dependent.

For the water stress treatment, plants were transplanted to pots with dried substrate and tissues were collected at 0, 5, 10 and 24 hours after the treatment.

The magnitude of this increase and altered exposure in hepatic and extrahepatic tissues will depend on the substrate- and tissue-specific involvement of transport-mediated distribution and clearance, and the effect of ritonavir on these processes.

The major motivation for platform development was in stimulating bone cells seeded on elastomeric substrates and soft tissue loading.

Harnessing the ability of corals to 'self-anchor' to substrates and of tissue fusions between isogeneic fragments, we develop here a novel ecological engineering approach based on the 2D Coral Preparative (2D-CP) tool.