Sentence examples for temporal proliferation from inspiring English sources

In this publication, we used a saturation protocol for labeling cells with BrdU to label all proliferating cells, and have determined the temporal proliferation profile of glial cells soon after a CCI injury.

Here, we demonstrate photoacoustic microscopy (PAM) of the spatial distribution and temporal proliferation of cells inside three-dimensional porous scaffolds with thicknesses over 1 mm.

This suggests that Nbs1 deficiency leads to accumulation of endogenous DNA damage in line with spatial and temporal proliferation pattern during the cerebral development.

Nevertheless, the temporal proliferation of E. multilocularis biomass in the main definitive host has increased the infection pressure for a large part of the human population in Switzerland.

Based on present knowledge of the properties of gliomas, we have developed a mathematical model to quantify the spatio-temporal proliferation and invasion dynamics of gliomas within anatomically accurate heterogeneous brain tissue in three spatial dimensions.

During embryonic muscle development, as well as during muscle regeneration, satellite cells exit their normal quiescent state to enter a defined program that includes, in temporal sequence, proliferation, differentiation, and fusion to form new myofibers (Fig. 3).

It is suggested that the temporal pattern of proliferation and its ecdysteroid sensitivity accommodates the developmentally plastic decision of continuous development during a growing season vs. diapause based dormancy during an over wintering period.

For these reasons, understanding the temporal pattern of proliferation following injury can contribute to the design of repair strategies.

NGF and BDNF enhanced GCA-derived temporarteryery VSMC proliferation and BDNF facilitated migration of temporal artery VSMCs in patients with GCA compared to controls.

Additionally, MIA/CD-RAP-deficient mice showed a disordered spatial arrangement of chondrocytes and an enlarged layer of calcified cartilage in articular cartilage indicating changes of cartilage maturation possibly involving an altered temporal pattern of proliferation.

Inner ear organogenesis requires strict spatial and temporal regulation of cellular proliferation, death and differentiation to generate the appropriate number of different cell types and their interconnections [2].