'We were able to show that glioblastoma cells react flexibly to such stress factors and simply transform themselves at any time into cell types with a different set of surface markers.' This
plasticity allows the cells to adapt to their microenvironment and reach a favorable environment-specific heterogeneity that enables them to sustain and grow, and mostly likely to escape also therapeutic attacks.
The
plasticity of a cancer cell depends crucially on the presence of a cell adhesion molecule: the protein E-cadherin.
Consisting of three chapters written by Malabou and twelve chapters written by different scholars, the book explores different ways of incorporating
plasticity into pressing issues in the contemporary world.
The single cell and the two cells resulting from it, have the highest level of cellular
plasticity:
Such changes are broadly referred to as "cross-modal recruitment" which represents one category of cross-modal
plasticity [35].
They explained that a memory is created, when communication between neurons is altered by means of a process called synaptic
plasticity.
These basic aspects of [T.sub.H] cell lineages and
plasticity are discussed by J.
The good news is that raising brain magnesium levels has been proven to restore critical brain
plasticity and improve cognitive function.
Part 2, entitled 'Neuromotor
plasticity and development', discusses the corticospinal tract, its development and its
plasticity.
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