ライフサイエンスコーパス: lymphatic system

1 cations in noninvasive 3D imaging (e.g., the lymphatic system).

2 se or micrometastases, especially within the lymphatic system.

3 djacent to the CD45(+) lymphoid cells of the lymphatic system.

4 oiting NO signaling to treat diseases of the lymphatic system.

5 the parachordal vessel, the precursor to the lymphatic system.

6 their different abilities to survive in the lymphatic system.

7 al. report that HSCs also travel through the lymphatic system.

8 pulation, and passage through the venous and lymphatic system.

9 ic pressure (P(c)) and fluid efflux into the lymphatic system.

10 Metastases are commonly found in the lymphatic system.

11 on the development of the blood vascular and lymphatic system.

12 iding constitutive NF-kappaB activity in the lymphatic system.

13 re currently available to visualize the deep lymphatic system.

14 f these cells between spleen, blood, and the lymphatic system.

15 re needed to fulfill the unique roles of the lymphatic system.

16 ding from veins, gives rise to the mammalian lymphatic system.

17 al lymph nodes through the brain's primitive lymphatic system.

18 at by budding and sprouting give rise to the lymphatic system.

19 rs in the colon, mammary gland, and possibly lymphatic system.

20 velopmental and/or functional defects in the lymphatic system.

21 thrombi that prevent blood from entering the lymphatic system.

22 for targeted, DC-like migration through the lymphatic system.

23 accumulates as a result of disruption of the lymphatic system.

24 rises both the cardiovascular system and the lymphatic system.

25 ot achieve therapeutic concentrations in the lymphatic system.

26 discover a novel role of this channel in the lymphatic system.

27 tumor and travel through the bloodstream and lymphatic system.

28 pment, to maintaining integrity of the adult lymphatic system.

29 iatic nerve and in the regional and systemic lymphatic system.

30 quences of diet induced obesity (DIO) on the lymphatic system.

31 o be at least partially mediated through the lymphatic system.

32 ported from the lumena of the lungs into the lymphatic system.

33 al vessel formation in both the vascular and lymphatic systems.

34 via misconnected portal vein and intestinal lymphatic systems.

35 ith death from tumors of the hemopoietic and lymphatic systems.

36 evated risk of tumors of the hemopoietic and lymphatic systems.

37 er injection into the general circulation or lymphatic systems.

38 diverse functions in the cardiovascular and lymphatic systems.

39 ues, (3) the flux of lymphocytes through the lymphatic system, (4) the number of lymph nodes, (5) the

40 secondary lymphoid tissue via the blood and lymphatic systems, a process that maximizes the chances

41 nomodulator, mycophenolic acid (MPA), to the lymphatic system after oral administration.

42 y vasculature of tumors combined with a poor lymphatic system allows the passive accumulation, and su

43 its propensity to rapidly disseminate to the lymphatic system and distant organs.

44 that the lacteal is a unique organ-specific lymphatic system and does not merely serve as a passive

45 ent and regulation of the cardiovascular and lymphatic system and has therefore gained significant in

46 lear how tumor cells make their way into the lymphatic system and how they choose between lymphatic a

47 biology: its continuous transit through the lymphatic system and its potential involvement in lymph

48 by the accumulation of CD5(+) B cells in the lymphatic system and peripheral blood.

49 be of sufficient size to be retained by the lymphatic system and permit the conjugation or incorpora

50 hangiography may elucidate the complex human lymphatic system and reduce the risk of lymphedema after

51 y, we harness the draining properties of the lymphatic system and show that also non-linked VLPs are

52 required regulator of the development of the lymphatic system and that the vascular and lymphatic sys

53 ted in its ability to colonize organs of the lymphatic system and to cause systemic disease in mice.

54 ation of Th1 effector cells both through the lymphatic system and to sites of inflammation.

55 ies, whereas congenital abnormalities of the lymphatic system and trauma are commonest in children.

56 d tumor cells, immunomodulatory roles of the lymphatic system, and contribution of the intestinal mic

57 easible, produces good images of the central lymphatic system, and demonstrates the time course of fl

58 f breast cancer occurs primarily through the lymphatic system, and the extent of lymph node involveme

59 most common site of infection is within the lymphatic system, and there is growing recognition that

60 ng nanodevices incorporated in the blood and lymphatic systems, and adapted for molecular event recor

61 heir transit through the hematogenous and/or lymphatic systems, and ending with their entrance into t

62 chanisms by which tumor cells infiltrate the lymphatic system are not completely understood.

63 r the pathological effects of obesity on the lymphatic system are reversible with behavioural modific

64 chanisms regulating their migration into the lymphatic system are still poorly understood.

65 dysfunctions observed in CD and suggest the lymphatic system as new target for therapeutic options.

66 for studying the anatomy and flow within the lymphatic system as well as in some limited clinical set

67 ons (LMs) are developmental anomalies of the lymphatic system associated with the dysmorphogenesis of

68 telets in preventing blood from entering the lymphatic system at the LV junction.

69 its dissemination via host cells through the lymphatic system but can be blocked by prevention of leu

70 of cannabinoids recovered in the intestinal lymphatic system, but not in plasma, were substantially

71 or Prox1 is essential for development of the lymphatic system by specifying lymphatic endothelial cel

72 sufficient to control fluid transport in the lymphatic system: Ca(2+)-mediated contractions can be tr

73 cerned with whether latent merozoites in the lymphatic system can give rise to relapse-like, recurren

74 delineated with the discovery of a meningeal lymphatic system capable of carrying fluid, immune cells

75 via the conjunctival or periocular blood and lymphatic systems contributes significantly to drug clea

76 The lymphatic system controls fluid homeostasis and the clea

77 tribution of immune cells in the mucosa, the lymphatic system controls leukocyte exit, bacterial clea

78 Deleterious effects of obesity on the lymphatic system correlate with weight gain.

79 e lymphatic system and that the vascular and lymphatic systems develop independently.

80 mammals are conserved and that the zebrafish lymphatic system develops early enough to allow in vivo

81 documenting the precise manner by which the lymphatic system develops.

82 m]; 1.17 [1.06-1.29]; p=0.001) and blood and lymphatic system disorders (114 [0.88% per annum] vs 80

83 of neurological disorders, the presence of a lymphatic system draining the CNS potentially offers a n

84 ous junction, the site in the body where the lymphatic system drains into the blood vascular system,

85 mor cells frequently disseminate through the lymphatic system during metastatic spread of breast canc

86 These observations suggest that a lymphatic system exists for the transport of immune cell

87 The mechanisms by which the lymphatic system extracts fluid from these tissues again

88 trast to the blood vascular circulation, the lymphatic system forms a unidirectional transit pathway

89 maging of lymph flow is key to understanding lymphatic system function in normal and disease states.

90 We conclude that the mammalian lymphatic system has a solely venous origin.

91 Recently, it has been proposed that the lymphatic system has an active role in metastatic dissem

92 The lymphatic system has become the subject of great interes

93 on around lymphatic endothelium congests the lymphatic system, impairing fluid and cellular flow from

94 d escape of bacteria from the colon into the lymphatic system in a dextran sodium sulfate mediated mo

95 call for a reexamination of the role of the lymphatic system in CNS physiology and disease.

96 genetic and experimental manipulation of the lymphatic system in currently available model organisms.

97 The specific roles of the lymphatic system in edema, genetic aspects of primary ly

98 w the known, pertinent features of the human lymphatic system in health and disease and set the conte

99 in the development of the blood vascular and lymphatic system in mice, and has been characterized as

100 The lymphatic system in teleost fish has genetic and develop

101 The existence of a lymphatic system in teleosts has been a matter of debate

102 Recent research has implicated the lymphatic system in the pathogenesis of cardiovascular d

103 or of neutrophil trafficking into and within lymphatic system in vivo.

104 imaging clearly visualized most of the mouse lymphatic system, including both lymphatics and lymph no

105 s required for the normal development of the lymphatic system, including the thoracic duct, and that

106 The lymphatic system is a common avenue for the spread of br

107 As the lymphatic system is a critical regulator of inflammatory

108 The lymphatic system is an important pathway for tumor disse

109 The lymphatic system is an important route for cancer dissem

110 This specialization of the lymphatic system is associated with fish in the family S

111 The lymphatic system is crucial for efficient immune surveil

112 The lymphatic system is crucial for fluid homeostasis, immun

113 The lymphatic system is essential for the generation of immu

114 The lymphatic system is essential for the maintenance of tis

115 The lymphatic system is fundamentally important to cardiovas

116 The lymphatic system is important in tissue fluid balance re

117 While the lymphatic system is increasingly associated with disease

118 A functioning lymphatic system is necessary not only to permit the org

119 The lymphatic system is responsible for transporting interst

120 The major function of the lymphatic system is to drain interstitial fluid from tis

121 such forces similarly influence the low-flow lymphatic system is unknown.

122 The lymphatic system maintains tissue fluid balance, and dys

123 the nasal mucosa followed by entry into the lymphatic system may be a mechanism that underlies the e

124 The discovery of the central nervous system lymphatic system may call for a reassessment of basic as

125 the interplay between diet, obesity, and the lymphatic system modulate systemic complications of obes

126 To map the drainage patterns of the lymphatic system, multicolor optical probes must be deve

127 t recirculate through blood, tissues and the lymphatic system of an animal with body mass M.

128 venous sinuses, recapitulates the meningeal lymphatic system of rodents.

129 Here, we show that the lymphatic system of tunas functions in swimming hydrodyn

130 The demonstration of a choroidal lymphatic system opens new insights into the processes o

131 r the large intestine is covered by the same lymphatic system or represents its own lymphoid compartm

132 evolve the capacity to intravasate into the lymphatic system or vasculature, and extravasate into an

133 reased risk of tumors of the hemopoietic and lymphatic systems (OR = 3.8, 95% CI 1.0-14.3), with the

134 The lymphatic system plays a critical role in the maintenanc

135 The lymphatic system plays a crucial role in the alloimmune

136 The lymphatic system plays a key role in tissue fluid homeos

137 The lymphatic system plays a key role in tissue fluid homeos

138 The lymphatic system plays a key role in tissue fluid homeos

139 The lymphatic system plays an important role in cancer metas

140 The lymphatic system regulates interstitial tissue fluid bal

141 intense study, the effects of obesity on the lymphatic system remain essentially unknown.

142 and a closely related factor, FOXC1, in the lymphatic system remains largely unknown.

143 suggest that obesity-induced changes in the lymphatic system result in an amplified and a prolonged

144 Moreover, lymphatic system's response to inflammation within human

145 e peritoneal cavity due to disruption of the lymphatic system secondary to traumatic injury or obstru

146 activated for targeted migration through the lymphatic system, similar to dendritic cells (DCs) durin

147 wever, the physiologic role of LYVE-1 in the lymphatic system still remains unclear.

148 and pathologies that indirectly involve the lymphatic system, such as inflammation, obesity and meta

149 among pathologies that directly involve the lymphatic system, such as inherited and acquired forms o

150 is in a variety of diseases that involve the lymphatic system, such as lymphedema or lymphatic metast

151 ent studies revealing a functional meningeal lymphatic system that drains cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) t

152 g and studying lymphatic development, with a lymphatic system that shares many of the morphological,

153 rstanding of the embryology of the mammalian lymphatic system, the recent isolation of pure populatio

154 ement at the interface between the blood and lymphatic systems, thus enabling tissue-derived antigen

155 e for flow of the contrast agent through the lymphatic system to the TD thoracic duct outlet was 244

156 t from anterior trunk MM also occurs via the lymphatic system to these intramammary in-transit sentin

157 glycosaminoglycans from the circulatory and lymphatic systems via coated pit-mediated uptake.

158 ial lymph nodes of the beagles indicated the lymphatic system was effective in clearing deposited plu

159 Dissemination through the lymphatic system was evaluated as an underlying mechanis

160 stigate the impact of RASA1 mutations in the lymphatic system, we performed investigational near-infr

161 reviewing the anatomy and physiology of the lymphatic system, we review physiologic principles of ly

162 xcess risks of tumors of the hemopoietic and lymphatic systems were observed throughout the meat indu

163 ymphedema is a developmental disorder of the lymphatic system which leads to a disabling and disfigur

164 d into the hand dermis, drained into the arm lymphatic system which was imaged using a gamma-camera.

165 al origins similar to those of the mammalian lymphatic system, which is involved in immune response a

166 emonstrate that the lens is connected to the lymphatic system, with LYVE(+) labeling reaching the len