| Maintenance of a moist wound microenvironment and debridement of necrotic tissue increase wound healing rates and reduce pain. |
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| The authors speculate that HVPC reverses wound area expansion and increases microcirculation by release of nitric oxide in the microenvironment. |
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| They are metabolically active and extremely sensitive and responsive to rapid changes in the microenvironment about the leaf. |
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| The initial photooxidative injury triggers a number of responses, including direct cytotoxicity within the tumor microenvironment. |
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| Caleo® works to deliver an ideal microenvironment for neonates by delivering the appropriate temperature, humidity, oxygen levels. |
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| Our ability to reliably sustain a stable thermo-neutral microenvironment has made Dräger a trusted resource in thermoregulation. |
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| Explicitly, no oligomerization or dimer dissociation appears to be likely, attributing changes in the binding constant to the immediate microenvironment of the binding sites. |
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| The local microenvironment regulates neuronal regeneration through the astrocytic syncytium. |
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| Increasing humidity levels in the microenvironment helps the fragile babies reduce transepidermal water loss and related cold stress. |
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| During their normal daily activities, people move from one microenvironment to another. |
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| A major thrust of her work now focuses on human breast cancer and the importance of the tumour microenvironment to the outcome of this disease. |
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| It is postulated that the lowered pH microenvironment in the guts of organisms may accelerate mineral dissolution and precipitation processes during ingestion. |
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| They guarantee optimal conditions to control the microenvironment of the cut, and favour natural healing. |
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| In addition to the acid effects of carbon dioxide, a highly acidic microenvironment is created by the roots of living plants. |
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| In some women, the microenvironment may actually support the tumour's growth. |
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| The volume and physical characteristics of the air supplied to a room and its diffusion pattern influence the ventilation of an animal's primary enclosure and are thus important determinants of its microenvironment. |
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| Apparently, changes in the hemopoietic stroma damage the hemopoietic microenvironment and, hence, may be responsible for changes observed in the hemopoietic tissue proper. |
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| The presented bicomposite material managed to provide an microenvironment that altered the default healing response towards regeneration. |
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| Caregivers can select temperature, humidity and oxygen concentration of the incubator microenvironment while the Isolette® provides continuous data on the temperature of the newborn. |
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| Methods to insert genes into tumour cells and to introduce genes that alter the tumour microenvironment or modify oncolytic viruses to make them more effective are of particular interest. |
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| These data point to the fundamental regulatory role of the physical interactions between HSCs and their microenvironment in the regulation of hemopoiesis. |
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| In addition to adapting to the general external environment, parasites at each stage of the life cycle must adapt to the microenvironment inside the host. |
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| It also helps reduce inflammation associated with lesions, thereby dampening the activity of factors in the tissue microenvironment that facilitate tumour development. |
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| Cancer Research UK Some studies suggest that sodium bicarbonate can affect cancers transplanted into mice or cells grown in the lab, by neutralising the acidity in the microenvironment immediately around a tumour. |
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| So far, these two methods have not worked as well as hoped — stem cells turn out to be difficult to manipulate, and the microenvironment of spinal-cord fluid is extremely complicated. |
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| Providing a stable microenvironment that works continually to create an ideal mix of oxygen, temperature, and humidity to prevent cold stress is the basis of our warming therapy approach. |
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| This advanced and developmentallysupportive microenvironment is designed to minimize the effects of external factors such as light, sound and touch on a baby. |
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| Caregivers can select temperature and oxygen concentration as well as active or passive humidity to create an ideal microenvironment while continually monitoring vital signs of the newborn. |
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| The implication of microenvironment in stem cell radioresistance and migration ability will be investigated in order to optimize the radiotherapy efficiency. |
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| The central hypothesis of this study is that proteolytic activity in the tumor microenvironment may liberate peptides that enter the circulation. |
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| Dr. Park and her colleagues hope to learn more about the role of the microenvironment in promoting or suppressing tumour growth, thereby improving women's response to treatment. |
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| The hydrophilic, highly branched polymer provides an ideal microenvironment for allergens, binding them irreversibly while maintaining their native structure. |
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| We are studying the glycoproteins secreted by cancer cells to understand the role they play in tumor invasion and interaction with the microenvironment. |
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| Further studies are necessary to quantify the effects of root pressure at the soil-root microenvironment, before a more definite statement can be made. |
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| Mechanistically, PM1183 specifically inhibits active transcription, and regulates different components of the tumor microenvironment, such as tumor-associated macrophages. |
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| If successful, BioAtla's technology would allow the selective targeting of CTLA4 expressed on immune cells localized in the tumor microenvironment. |
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| Bissell and others are convinced that by properly managing a tumor cell's microenvironment, they can make cancer something people live with, not die from. |
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| Curcumin mediated suppression of nuclear factor-kappaB promotes chondrogenic differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells in a high-density co-culture microenvironment. |
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| Age dependent induction of hepatic tumor regression by the tissue microenvironment after transplantation of neoplastically transformed rat epithelial cells into the liver. |
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| Proteomic characterization of the interstitial fluid perfusing the breast tumor microenvironment a novel resource for biomarker and therapeutic target discovery. |
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