Sentences with phrase «of quiescent states»

Multiwavelength Study of Quiescent States of Mrk 421 with Unprecedented Hard X-Ray Coverage Provided by NuSTAR in 2013

The transfer of endothelial cells to nonpermissive temperatures (37 °C) resulted in cell differentiation and the induction of a quiescent state.

His lab has developed a screen to identify small molecules that revert PSCs to their quiescent phenotype using the accumulation of lipid droplets as a hallmark of the quiescent state.

Not exact matches

Inflation measures have been edging higher in the United States in recent months, in contrast to much of the developed world, where price pressures have remained quiescent.

The stages are: arousal (alertness to possible danger); freezing (momentarily putting flight or fight on hold while assessing danger); «flight or fight»; tonic immobility; collapsed immobility (fainting in fear); and quiescent immobility (a subsequent state of rest that promotes healing).

«Our organotypic models demonstrate the power of the microenvironment by showing that normal cells in their native architecture naturally steer fully malignant, genotypically aberrant tumor cells into a quiescent state,» Ghajar says.

If no cell production is required, the stem cells remain in a quiescent state,» explained Dr. Christian Berger of the Institute of Genetics at Mainz University.

Many of these progenitors are maintained in a quiescent state or «standby mode» and are ready to differentiate in response to immune challenges (such as stress, infection or disease).

Their findings outlined four distinct cellular phases of sperm stem cells maturation, revealing how the stem cells progress from a «quiescent» state, to a «proliferation» state during which stem cells divide, to a final «differentiation» state when stem cells mature to become sperm.

«Satellite cells can sit around for practically a lifetime in a quiescent state, not doing much of anything.

Interestingly, this state appears to differ from that of quiescent fibroblasts in the uninjured heart, as it is resistant to proliferative stimuli.

We will use these data to characterize novel genes that regulate the quiescent and proliferative states of β - cells.

MSCs are considered adult or somatic stem cells and remain in a non-proliferative, quiescent state during most of their lifetime, until stimulated by the signals triggered by tissue renewal, damage and remodeling processes.

I will discuss our latest results showing that satellite cells in their homeostatic quiescent state are equipped with quality control mechanisms to preserve their fitness, and how age - associate alterations in these protective mechanisms lead to stem cell loss of function and regenerative capacity.

Such insight will uncover the manner by which these cells exit from the quiescent state and become activated and drawn towards sites of inflammation and injury in order to trigger and enhance tissue regeneration.

We also show that a general repression of translation, mediated by the phosphorylation of translation initiation factor eIF2 at serine 51 (P - eIF2α), is required to maintain the quiescent state.

Resident stem cells remain mostly in a «quiescent» state, and the population of stem cells is maintained indefinitely.

The ordinary thinking process becomes quiescent and a distinctive state of psycho - physiological «restful alertness», a wakeful but deeply restful state, is gained [37, 38].