[PDF] Top 20 In Vivo Cell and Tissue Dynamics Underlying Zebrafish Fin Fold Regeneration

... epimorphic regeneration is the occurrence of a boost of proliferation, precisely restricted in time and space mainly in the blastema ...increase in the velocity of epidermal growth can ... See full document

... The zebrafish caudal fin is an established model to study regeneration that presents many advantages in comparison to other organs: is easily accessible, amputation does not compromise the ... See full document

... of zebrafish to fully regenerate its caudal fin has been explored to better understand the mechanisms underlying de novo bone formation and to develop screening methods towards the discovery ... See full document

... pectoral fin regeneration, upon denervation. a-l) Staining for ac. α-tub in whole mount fins confirms the absense of nerve fibres at the amputation site of denervated ...difference in the ... See full document

... levels and negligible toxicity in mouse and dog models Figure ...endothelial cell (BOEC) sheets in hemophilia A ...sacrificed, and the implant tissue sections were ... See full document

... the zebrafish (danio rerio) has emerged as a broadly studied and well- documented model organism in basic research ...developing zebrafish embryos are easily amenable to in ... See full document

... entry and the reverse transcription of XMRV in the human lymphoid tissue, we accurately evaluated the level of the infection by setting up a quantitative real-time PCR to measure the absolute XMRV ... See full document

... past and present ...use in field settings where VL is ...immunocompromised and can succumb to secondary infections ...generate cell-mediated immune (CMI) responses against previously ... See full document

... point in the model is dependent upon the phenotype of surrounding elements (In this case ‘element’ refers to the discretized regions that make up the finite element model of the fractured bone and ... See full document

... mRNA in our study did not appear to be leukocytes though, but ...elongated and elliptical with an oval, centrally located nucleus as found in most teleost erythrocytes ...[67–68] and human ... See full document

... Klf4, and c-Myc) that have been shown to induce the reprogramming of somatic cells to a pluripotent ...criteria and without the use of fluorescent markers or drug ...ES cell culture conditions, the ... See full document

... ligament and cementum were not observed in the entire defect, as they were not formed in the furcation areas closer to the buccal ...membranes and the resorption of trabeculae clearly seen ... See full document

... (alpha and beta-Klotho/KLB) are type 1 transmembrane proteins that define tissue specific activities of circulating endocrine FGFs (for reviews see Belov & Mohammadi, 2013; Kuro-o, 2012; Martin, David ... See full document

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... (2015) demonstrate that periodontal ligament mesenchymal stem cells (PDLMSCs) cultures can sense microbial products (i.e. LPS), probably due to the significant expression of TLR4 and respond with the production of ... See full document

... gap dynamics in TDF and their role in species regeneration (Mooney et ...thickness and smaller size of trunks and branches, reduced stratification, high density of ... See full document

... burden in both developed and developing ...natural and synthetic or biological and chemical agents to reverse, suppress or prevent carcinogenic ...toxicity and hence the research is ... See full document

... resorption and dissolution rates, physical structure ...topography) and implantation ...resorbed and/or solubilized, calcium sulphate, α-TCP and β-TCP undergoes a much faster process of ... See full document

... bilaterally in the parietal bones and one of these defects was treated with two membranes, one located internally, in contact to the Dura, and the other was placed on top of the ...30 ... See full document

... humans and animal models of diabetes, hyperglycemia leads to accelerated accumulation of advanced glycation end products (AGEs) 49 , promoting an inflammatory response and increased apoptosis of cells ... See full document