Meanings of migratory capacity in English

Furthermore, monolayer wounding assays indicate that PESKY expression correlates with markedly increased migratory capacity.

In addition, we found that knockdown of endogenous Snail1 reduced melanoma proliferation and migratory capacity.

Aortic ECs isolated from FGFR-Tg showed a marked increase in migratory capacity and tube formation.

GTSE1 protein levels determine the migratory capacity of both nontransformed and breast cancer cell lines.

Using a xenograft model, melanoma cells overexpressing miR-205 exhibit a reduced migratory capacity compared with control tumor cells.

Anchorage-independent growth, used as a coarse indicator of transformation, was significantly reduced, as were migratory capacity and invasive competence.

Moreover, Aurora-A silencing compromised the ability to form tumor xenografts in immunocompromised mice and reduced the migratory capacity of CR-CSC.

Significant differences in functional capacities were found with respect to changes in phenotype, migratory capacity, cytokine secretion, and T-cell stimulation.

Our data also showed that knockdown of MIF expression in HeLa cells led to increased cell adhesion and therefore impaired their migratory capacity.

We elucidated the different characteristics including binding ability, migratory capacity and immunoresponses induced by the cell surface molecules of these two cell lines.

This phenomenon could be due to the enhanced migratory capacity of CSCs, which may be more important than basement membrane degradation in vivo.

The binding ability to Matrigel and migratory capacity of OCUM-2M LN cells were significantly greater than those of OCUM-2M cells.

Small interference RNA-mediated superoxide dismutase 2 or sprouty-2 reduction also increased reactive oxygen species formation and impaired APC migratory capacity.

Transwell migration assays, wound healing migration assays, and the xCELLigence biosensor system were used to detect cell proliferative and migratory capacities.