Sentences with phrase «more proliferative»

They're basically «souped up» and have much more proliferative capacity than those that that have been elicited with other therapeutic vaccines.

Cells at the edge of the necrotic zone (right arrow) tend to be more proliferative and invasive.

Comment - Spirits - Keeping an Eye on the Little Guys In the whisky category, it would appear that, while the big are getting bigger, the small are getting... more proliferative.

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The cells somehow managed to be highly proliferative, made more ribosomal RNA, and synthesized more protein, all with fewer copies of ribosomal DNA.

Gerton hypothesized that cancer cells, which are highly proliferative and might need more than the usual amount of ribosomes, would select for expansion of copy number.

But if, as this study suggests, the way that cells become proliferative again is similar across many different organs, we can imagine therapies that interfere with cancer initiation in a more global way, regardless of where that cancer may appear in the body,» he explains.

Aging in humans is associated with increased infections and the reduced proliferative capacity of T cells, part of the more global phenomenon termed immune senescence.

Diindolylmethane, or DIMÂ ® has been shown to help regulate and promote a more efficient metabolism of estrogen, by supporting the body in metabolizing estrogen into more of the protective 2 - hydroxyesterone rather than the proliferative 16 - hydroxyesterone.