Sentence examples for sufficient environment from inspiring English sources

One of these challenges involves providing the cells a sufficient environment for proper engraftment, sustainability and induction of differentiation [1], [2].

We found that when IL2−/− CD4+ T cells were used as helpers in an IL-2 sufficient environment they were able to expand, but their help was significantly reduced, although not absent (figure 6A).

Taken together, we have shown that VDR activation can partly restore ultrafiltration failure due to limiting ECM thickening and angiogenesis even in a calcitriol sufficient environment.

Therefore, it may be hypothesized that this basal level constitutes sufficient environment for dedifferentiation to be triggered by Myc upregulation alone.

Long-lived helminth parasite infections develop an intriguing balance with the immune system of their host 1, 2. Their continued survival in an immunologically sufficient environment may be ascribed in part to interference with immune activation and attack 3, 4.

As Tregs egress from MHC-II-/ transplants and recirculate through other secondary lymphoid organs, they will enter MHC-II sufficient environments that are able to rescue any imbalances to which Tregs may have been subjected in the transplant.

These data show that Lmna-/ CD4+ and CD8+ T cells that develop in an A-type-lamin-sufficient environment can recognize foreign antigen in the context of self MHC, and proliferate and produce cytokine following antigen encounter.

Although the immunoprecipitation assay is not quantitative, this result suggests that an autophagy-sufficient environment promotes the p62 Snail interaction.

However, many cancers growing in a blood-supply-sufficient environment, such as breast cancer and glioma, were also found to form the hypoxic region in foci.

We have reported that a CFTR-sufficient environment is required to allow F508del-CFTR to traffic to and reside at the PM of bronchial epithelial cells.

In contrast to the cell-cycle-regulated HXT2 and HXT7 genes, which sense their glucose-sufficient environment and drive the culture to cell cycle which is an energy-demanding process the ultradian-regulated HXT5 gene senses the glucose-insufficient environment and stores energy, indicating that temporal sub/neo-functionalization accompanies functional divergence.