The thermodynamical driving force for the time-dependent migration of carbon atoms from supersaturated martensite towards the dislocations is originated from the transformation stresses and thermal contraction during the deep cryogenic process.
Several ways of simulating time-dependent migration effects at an electrolytic liquid junction are explored, for a simple uni-univalent electrolyte, both with the full Nernst-Planck-Poisson (NPP) equation set and the reduced set from the electroneutrality condition (ENC) assumption.
TGFβ treatment induced time-dependent migration of SCP2 cells.
We describe a technique for simulating genealogies according to the multi-species coalescent with time-dependent migration.
A time-dependent migration of MC4R protein from the cytoplasm into the nucleus was observed during APR, in parallel with an increase in α-MSH and leptin serum levels.
However, larger fin wounds made by nicking the tailfin with a tungsten needle (14/30 wounds became pigmented, i.e. 47%) or, more consistently, bead implants in 48-hpf zebrafish larvae resulted in a reproducible and time-dependent migration of melanocytes to the wound, resulting in long-lasting tissue hyperpigmentation (Fig. 1Bii,Biii,C-F) (36/40 wounds became pigmented, i.e. 90%).
In response to a scratch wound, cells treated with KT-NB (3 μg/ml, 12.5 μg/ml, and 50 μg/ml) exhibited a concentration and time dependent decrease in cell migration.
The data presented in this study have shown a clear, time-dependent neutrophil migration and infiltration into peritoneal cavity in responses to peritonitis, which is independent of P-selectin and ICAM-1 adhesion molecules.
The migration of SCC13 cells was time dependent.
The regeneration phenomenon was confirmed by both subchondral bone volume and subchondral bone migration area percentage; moreover, the phenomenon was time dependent and cubic regression showed considerable firm relationship between time points and subchondral bone repair.
Trip time dependent on tides.
