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An alternative explanation is that the vessels staining positive for CD31 are indeed formed as part of tumour growth and are not simply bystander vessels incorporated into the tumour as it invade surrounding brain.

NOAA scientists say that industry participation and compliance is high, and that in most cases vessels have incorporated speed restrictions into their standard operations and voyage planning.

The vessel identification number incorporated most vessel characteristics, leaving vessel speed primarily as a fitting variable with less biological meaning.

However, as in diffuse gliomas many intratumoral vessels may be incorporated rather than newly formed, the actual effect of anti-angiogenic therapy remains to be seen.

The lack of neovascularization and the apparently limited changes to the pre-existent, incorporated vessels explain the absence of contrast-enhancement in MRI examinations of these tumors [ 8].

They incorporated vessel dilation and collapse in the tumour centre, and analysed the micro-vessel density within the tumour.

At 2 months, most of the microspheres had been excluded from the vessel lumen, being either incorporated into the vessel wall or completely excluded from the arteries.

Tsai et al. [25] incorporated vessel centerline points or edge points to register low-quality retinal image pairs.

Direct incorporation of BM-progenitor cells has been extensively shown in diverse models [24] but the low and variable frequency at which BM-progenitors are found incorporated into vessels is suggestive of an indirect (possibly paracrine or justacrine) role during the neo-angiogenesis processes.

A subsequent study of the phenotypical characteristics of endothelial cells indicated that the alveolar growth pattern is nonangiogenic as the incorporated blood vessels do not express the integrin αV β3, a putative marker of endothelial cells participating in angiogenesis, and stain positively for LH39, expressed on mature basement membrane (Passalidou et al, 2002).

In addition, when purified these cells have the ability to respond in vivo to VEGF and become incorporated into mature vessels (Figure 3).