Sentences with phrase «limited cell proliferation»

«This is not its only effect, Thomas Matthes adds, H225 also significantly limited cell proliferation, even when tumor cells had already settled in the lymphatic system.

The virus activates growth - promoting genes in the DNA (oncogenes), at the same time it inactivates suppressor genes that would normally limit cell proliferation and alters the genes that regulate normal, programmed cell death.

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Numb therefore stabilizes p53 and allows this tumor suppressor protein to limit stem cell proliferation.

Identification of E2F target genes that are rate limiting for dE2F1 - dependent cell proliferation.

Cellular biology: Isolation and culture of various cell types; cryopreservation; Mixed Lymphocyte Reaction (MLR); cloning by limiting dilution; cytotoxicity assays using Chromium - 51 release; proliferation assay (CFSE and 3H - thymidine); ELISA; Elispot; magnetic beads separation.

Their limited proliferation capacity makes it necessary to prepare MEF cells often, creating batch - to - batch variability and reducing reproducibility in derivation of iPS cells.

This monolayer of cells appears to be inhibited from dividing in the adult, although these cells have limited proliferation in vitro in response to growth promoting factors and wounding [1 - 3].

Pterostilbene limits the expression of the mTOR signaling pathway, which helps to regulate the growth, survival and proliferation of cells.

This protects the cells from damage and limits uncontrolled cell proliferation, a feature of cancer.

Larry Burns, vice president of research and development at General Motors Corp., said this proliferation of powertrains was holding back progress in fuel - cell technology as auto makers stretch their limited resources thin and wide.