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Significats de ECM en anglès

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We found no statistically significant correlation between the ECM components and age.
Pubmed
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Both cell-ECM and cell-cell adhesion sites contain discrete, yet overlapping, functional modules.
Pubmed
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Collagen IV supported the serum-deprived cells better than the other ECM proteins.
Pubmed
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We find that increasing ECM stiffness enhances neuritogenesis and suppresses cell proliferation.
Pubmed
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The small membrane vesicles become the mineralization sites of formed bone ECM.
Pubmed
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Dynamic cell interaction with ECM components has profound influence in cancer progression.
Pubmed
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He said the bank maintained its market share in ECM, however.
Reuters
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International ECM comprises Europe, the Middle East and Africa and Asia-Pacific.
Reuters
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Asian IPOs led the ECM story in the second half of the year.
Reuters
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Underperforming businesses are also a target, and ECM fits the bill this year.
Reuters
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Unfortunately, there are almost no data available regarding skeletal muscle ECM viscoelastic properties.
Pubmed
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However, little is known regarding metabolic pathways required for ECM secretion.
Pubmed
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If her ECM's this good, she should have been able to do that.
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Results: Cellular adhesion was similar on all ECM proteins and unaffected by EPO.
Pubmed
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Global proteomics identified over 200 distinct proteins present in the human cardiac ECM.
Pubmed
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The ECM proteins in asthmatics were also compared with a normal control group.
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ECM a través del temps
ECM per variant geogràfica
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