THE constituents of the extracellular matrix have a fundamental role in the structure and function of all tissues. A major insight into the composition of this matrix came with the discoverythat interstitial collagen was not homogeneous, but rather composed of two species, termed Type I and Type ...
Connective tissue is a broad term that defines a diverse range of tissues that varies in physiological role as well as their architectural appearance. Although most types of connective tissue are characterized by some level of fibrous density and tensi...
The density and complex composition of the ECM can obstruct the migration of CAR-T cells, hindering their ability to reach and infiltrate the tumor core, thus limiting their antitumor activity. The ECM in the TME not only facilitates the growth, invasion, and metastasis of tumor cells but ...
What is the tissue composition of alveoli? What are the four types of body tissues? a. What type of epithelial tissue lines the trachea internally? b. Explain why it is ciliated. c. Predict the consequences if the tissue is replaced with a nonciliated epithelium (such as occurs from sm...
2. The dermal replacement according to claim 1, wherein the mesenchymal cells of hair follicle are dermal papilla cells and connective tissue sheath cells. 3. The dermal replacement according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the hair follicle is scalp or beard follicle. 4. The dermal replacement...
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Glial cells were first cultured from the brain, however its glial composition is different to the eye so that these cultures may not be appropriate for ocular studies.3 Glial cultures from the retina were derived initially from embryonic tissue.4 The cells surviving in cultures from embryonic ...
Thus, interactions of genetically altered tumor cells and the ECM on the one hand and reactive non-neoplastic cells on the other hand essentially control most aspects of tumorigenesis such as epithelial-mesenchymal-transition (EMT), migration, invasion (i.e. migration through connective tissue), ...
2.3. The epicardium in the formation of the myocardium 2.3.1. Epithelial to mesenchymal transition and migration of epicardial (-derived) cells Once the epicardium is established, epicardial cells will directly start to participate in the formation of the cellular composition of the myocardium. A su...
Mass spectrometry identified connective tissue growth factor (CTGF, syn. CCN2) in the NCCM. Conclusions Our results confirm the requirement to culture NC in 3D to best maintain their phenotype, preferentially in hypoxia and with the supplementation of FCS in the culture media. Despite these ...