Sentence examples for viability functions from inspiring English sources

The inhibiting functions exhibited by the SAPSII-high patient group were mostly related to cytotoxicity of cells, cytolysis, and viability functions.

Cell-to-cell contact might in any case either directly regulate gene expression, particularly the expression of genes involved in proliferation and apoptosis, or indirectly interact with gene expression through cell growth and viability functions.

The ideal scaffold mimics the extracellular matrix, defining an environment for the cells that has the appropriate properties to support cell viability, function, tissue formation and host tissue integration.

The effect of each drug was evaluated in terms of its effect on osteoblast viability, function and gene expression.

In this study, we investigated the effect of rivaroxaban on human osteoblasts in terms of its effect on viability, function and gene expression.

The use of cultures of cells of mixed sex assumes equal viability, function and differentiation for cells of male and female animals.

Functional ablation of Slc40a1[ 42] results in increased splenocyte apoptosis while Bmi1 is a cell cycle regulator, which shows impaired splenocyte proliferation upon knock-out [ 43], suggesting that these genes also mediate the cell viability function of Bapx1 in the spleen.

The aim of this in vitro study was to investigate the possible effects of rivaroxaban on osteoblast viability, function and gene expression compared to enoxaparin, a commonly used LMWH.

We evaluated cell viability and functions, and also monitored the oxygen consumption.

This conception has changed dramatically over the past few decades with discoveries that ECM has profound influences on the structure, viability, and functions of cells.

The article attempts to contribute to solving the urgent problem of the viability and functions of folklore in the modern world.