Sentence examples for tissue restitution from inspiring English sources

Each growth factor is involved in a phase of the healing process, such as inflammation, collagen synthesis, tissue granulation, and angiogenesis collectively promoting tissue restitution.

The system responds by initiating tissue restitution process.

The process of tissue restitution takes relatively longer time in human, but the transit amplifying population is better restrained from excessive expansion compared with murine and teleost models (Figure 5C&D).

Collectively, these results suggest that curcumin in addition to Hp removal potentially targeted the pro-inflammatory cytokines and iNOS possibly because of its anti-inflammatory property which in turn might have directly or via NFκB or AP-1 signaling, stabilized the MMPs/TIMPs balance during tissue restitution following Hp-eradication.

The similarity in the outcome of TT and only-antibiotics treatments clearly indicated that the effect of TT on these MMPs and TIMPs was entirely because of Hp eradication while curcumin was effective in both Hp eradication and biochemical regulation of these MMPs that synergistically influenced good quality healing and tissue restitution.

Results of tissue restitution following 50% reduction in differentiated epithelium are shown in Figure 3B, where the epithelium renewed 35% faster than normal and the pool of stem cells expanded from 4.1 to 8.1 per section of crypt (Figure 4B), accompanied by a transient expansion of transit amplifying population up to 14.7% (equivalent to one to two cells; Figure 5C).

The key biological processes such as embryonic development, tissue remodeling, restitution and wound repair, require epithelial cells to escape from the rigid structural constraints of the tissue architecture and adopt a phenotype more amenable to cell migration and movement.

In presence of an amplifying mechanism, tissue homeostasis and restitution may be achieved with efficiency by the transit amplifying population without an emergency call on the multipotent stem cells.

With regard to the gastrointestinal tract, acute, short-lived epithelial damage may occur as a consequence of peptic ulcers, infectious enteritis or mild diverticulitis, leading to a full restitution of tissue structure.

Despite the current use and availability of a wide array of wound dressings, ointments, and medical devices, wound healing still remains a clinical challenge, especially in the elderly, in diabetic patients, in heavy smokers, or in burned patients, because the time-consuming conservative wound management is mainly restricted to wound repair rather than restitution of the tissue integrity.

It has become apparent that resolution or catabasis (Bannenberg et al, 2005) of inflammation is an active and tightly regulated process that brings about the catabolism of pro-inflammatory mediators, the removal of inflammatory cells and the restitution of the tissue in a timely and highly coordinated manner (Nathan & Ding, 2010; Serhan et al, 2007).