Cell Growth Processes: New ResearchNova Publishers, 2008 - 237 pages The basis for cell proliferation entails the control of key signalling and cell cycle regulators through transcriptional, translational, post-translational, genetic and epigenetic mechanisms. Many conceptual breakthroughs in cell regulation have derived from analyses of basic cell cycle mechanisms. This book presents research in the field. |
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The Contribution of Cellular Proliferation in the Skeletal Muscle Regenerative Response | 57 |
On the Biological Significance of Tumor Growth | 89 |
Implication of Asymmetric Dimethylarginine ADMA in Endothelial Cell Growth Process in Atherosclerosis | 123 |
Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor Dependent Mitogenic Signaling in Normal and Malignant Mammary Epithelial Cells | 139 |
Regulation of Endothelial Cell Proliferation by Estrogen in Reproductive Organs | 159 |
Influence of Rapid Prototyped Scaffolds Pore Volume and Shape on Cartilage Regeneration | 183 |
Transcriptional Regulation of Neurotrophic Factor in the Process of Neurite Growth Review | 203 |
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activation adhesion receptors ADMA angiogenesis apoptosis architecture artemin asymmetric dimethylarginine atherosclerosis Bačáková Biochem Biol Biomaterials capillary tube formation cartilage cell adhesion cell growth cell proliferation cellular chemical collagen decrease differentiation dimerization disease effect EGF receptor endothelial cells endothelial progenitor cells enhanced EPCs ErbB ERẞ estrogen expression extracellular Figure fluence function GDNF gene hindlimb hindlimb suspension Hnatowicz human hypothesis implantation increase induced inhibition inhibitor injury integrin interaction irradiation layer ligands mammary epithelial cells MAPK material surface matrix mechanisms mediated membrane mice modified molecular molecules muscle fibers myofibers neoplastic neurite neurons neurturin nitric oxide normal cell oncogenes oxygen phosphorylation Physiol plasma treatment polymer polymer surface pore volume porosity regenerative ability regenerative capacity regulation response role sample satellite cells scaffolds signaling pathways skeletal muscle soleus muscle stem cells stimulation structure Švorčík tissue engineering tumor tumor cells tyrosine kinase UAECS uterine vascular vitro
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