Examples of using Microenvironment in English and their translations into Russian
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Surface hydrology and microenvironment;
The microenvironment in an era of Global competition.
Obviously, the explantation of bone marrow into the tissue culture impairs the MSCs microenvironment.
Porter refers to these forces as the microenvironment, to contrast it with the more general term macroenvironment.
Screening of anticancer drugs on cell lines in hypoxic conditions that simulate tumor microenvironment.
Saturation old microenvironment slag leads to the fact that stem cells are covered and do not receive chemical team in the division.
Generating 3D tissue models could create promising opportunities for hematopoiesis research in its natural microenvironment.
However, hypoxic conditions in tumor microenvironment especially, along with accumulation of genetic alternations often contribute to HIF-1 overexpression.
Current theories suggest that SGCs have a significant role in controlling the microenvironment of the sympathetic ganglia.
Cellular microenvironment becomes aggressive relative to the IVD structures and is characterized by the increased synthesis of proinflammatory cytokines, mediators and catabolic enzymes 42.
However, cytokines can be produced not only by immunocompetent cells, butalso by the cells of a tumor and its microenvironment 68.
But it is unclear whether a cell line secretome is a good representation of an actual tumor in its specific microenvironment and a standardized cell line is not illustrative of the heterogeneity of a real tumor.
Phenylethynylpyrene(PEP) fluorophore is a polyaromatic hydrocarbon label with high sensitivity to microenvironment.
Extracellular matrix components as a part of a product create microenvironment favorable to hepatocytes, and similar to that of hepatocytes in native tissue.
This approach was also used to study migration and proliferation of SC in tumor anddemonstrated attraction of Firefly luciferase labeled SC to microenvironment of irradiated tumors 43.
Astrocytes have a well studied anddefined role in controlling the microenvironment within the brain, therefore researchers are investigating any homologous role of SGCs within the sympathetic ganglia.
The semipermeability of the tissue allows the exudate to flow to the secondary dressing in addition to providing a microenvironment with optimal moisture for wound healing.
An established mode of controlling the microenvironment in sensory ganglia is the uptake of substances by specialized transporters which carry neurotransmitters into cells when coupled with Na+ and Cl.
Fluorescence lifetime does not depend on the fluorophore concentration, while the microenvironment is the most significant factor.
An important role in the formation of an adequate local microenvironment belongs to interaction of neighbor(within a neurovascular unit) cells- endothelial cells, astrocytes, pericytes, and neurons.
Such an integrated approach to the analysis of the genetic apparatus allows us to understand the mechanisms of fractal folds space-time characteristics of Biosystems in her chromosomes with their microenvironment.
Specific features of current social context, acting as determinants of the child's world image:social microenvironment, information space, technogenic catastrophe Chernobyl NPP accident are depicted.
Furthermore, TARGIT inhibits the stimulating effects of wound fluid on cancer cells, suggesting for the first time, a beneficial effect of intraoperative radiotherapy(IORT)on tumour microenvironment.
This was the first study to focus on the pathogenic potential of the bacterial genes present in the colon cancer'tumor microenvironment', the environment of surrounding blood vessels, immune cells and other cells.
At all the barriergenesis stages, development of local microenvironment supported by regulatory molecules is of great importance, ensuring various intercellular interactions, controlling cell proliferation and differentiation 34.
Current efforts further focus on an optimal in vivo functionalityof therapeutic T cells, including homing to the leukemia microenvironment, persistence, and capacity for specific reactivation.
Such mesoscopy can analyze morphology and biological processes such as inflammation in greater detail than macroscopy, revealing, for example, microvasculature networks in skin andepithelial tissues or the microenvironment within a tumor.
Though the results of the last investigations show the affinity of the cells,nobody knows how long they will preserve the phenotype in such microenvironment in the degenerating IVD, and whether new cells will also be subjected to degeneration or malignization.
The obtained biomaterial based on composite microparticles from PHB and HAP in alginate gel can be used as a filling agent to correct bone tissue defects, since in its structure there are combined solid support elements anda substance able to maintain optimal microenvironment for cell culture.
Some of them are able to impair such parameters as number and composition of released tumor antigens andto trigger various transformations of tumor microenvironment, which will influence the immune system behavior producing either stimulation or inactivation of cytokines' effect 99.