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... Int I Dc\' Biul J t 214 231 (1990) 219 Cell interactions and regeneration control BENONI BaillY', EMilE lHEUREUX, YOLANDE BOlllY MARER and ANDRE BART Laboratoire de Biologie du Oevefoppement and UA 14[.] ... See full document

... of regeneration can continue efficiently, eventually replenishing the population of insulin-producing cells to a number sufficient to maintain euglycemia, thus curing the diabetic recipi- ent (Figure 2D) ... See full document

... towards cell cycle regulation. SAOS2 cell cycle arrest assays showed that disruption of three separate binding surfaces were necessary to inhibit pRB-mediated cell cycle ...to cell cycle ... See full document

... the interactions between peripheral axons and ex- trinsic cell types during development and regeneration ...to control different complex motor behaviors such as navigation, schooling ... See full document

... cancer cell membranes, and are then used as tools by the tumor cells to pro- gress through a specific site ...modulates cell adhesion by interactions of uPAR with vitronectin and ...tumor cell ... See full document

... Traditionally the biocompatability of natural polymer scafolds has been an appealing choice for NP repair, including collagen [121], alginate [65], gelatine [60], hylauronan [67,68], chitosan-glycerophos- phate [94,107] ... See full document

... In general, diseases are characterized by dysregulation in the transcriptional machinery, which is responsible for the maintenance of the cellular homeostasis [78]. Re- cently, clinicians have turned their attention to ... See full document

... the Interactions between Limb Regeneration and Molting in Decapod Crustaceans and showed that Molting and regeneration of lost appendages are tightly-coupled, hormonally-regulated processes in ... See full document

... whole regeneration may need a sequence of moults, the stump fetching a little larger with each moult until it is a normal, or near normal, size 10 ...organ regeneration (focus on hepatic problems) becomes ... See full document

... in control), identifying it as a candidate biofilm ...the cell wall, a sig- nificant amount of SpA is known to be released into the extracel- lular milieu during growth (31, ... See full document

... their interactions are crucial for muscle regeneration and suggest the following model of cell interactions during muscle regeneration ...During regeneration, satellite cells ... See full document

... appendage regeneration, demonstrating the value of the axolotl model to interrogate the dynamics of the regenerative ...origins, interactions between the apical epidermal cap and mesenchymal cells, nerve ... See full document

... an accumulation of immune cells such as macrophages, monocytes, dendritic cells, B and T lymphocytes; moreover, increased expression of proinflammatory cytokines and cell adhesion molecules in different layers of ... See full document

... Close to the labial part of the cervical loop, but in the mesen- chyme, apoptotic cells and bodies accumulated at ED13,5-14 (Kieffer et al., 1999; Miard et al., 1999). Apoptosis in this area tended to disappear from ED15 ... See full document

... epimorphic regeneration (Morgan, 1901; Poss et ...fin regeneration proceeds in three main phases: wound healing, blastema formation and ...stem cell-like properties and a proximal region where most ... See full document

... Although studies of cnidarian development to date have focused on axis formation and regeneration, cnidarian models offer exciting opportunities for investigating other aspects of development. For example, how ... See full document

... In all species tested, expression of the Wallerian Degeneration Slow protein (Wld s ) significantly delays the onset of axon fragmentation through an axon-autonomous mechanism, consistent with an evolutionarily ... See full document

... light control system will allow the control of gene expression at the single-cell level in ...to control gene expression[8, 9, 12, ...tightly control of cell proliferation and ... See full document

... of cell types over time, during development or regeneration, often suggests lineage branching (for example, ...fate control as a feedback strategy requires layered lineages to be as deterministic and ... See full document

... of regeneration (Slack et ...tail regeneration and appears to be upstream of Wnt pathway ...to control progenitor cell proliferation but not the initiation of the regeneration program, ... See full document