Cryoablation induced the change of TGF-β pathway in CWR-22RV prostate cancer cell line

Nailing, Tang; Zhi, Guo; Yang, Xueling

doi:10.1016/j.cryobiol.2015.04.009

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“…In a recent initial report, Tang et al reported that cryoablation induced TGF-b1 expression in CWR-22RV, a PC cell line [18]; however, the clinicopathological significance of changes in plasma TGF-b1 levels in patients with localized PC after cryoablation has not been explored. Because the induction of TGF-b1 expression has been shown to be associated with the transition from benign prostatic hyperplasia to PC [3] and TGF-b1 is induced by cryoablation [18], the aim of this study was to evaluate the clinicopathological significance of plasma TGF-b1 levels in PC patients receiving total gland cryoablation.…”

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Perioperative changes in TGF-β1 levels predict the oncological outcome of cryoablation-receiving patients with localized prostate cancer

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“…Because the induction of TGF-b1 expression has been shown to be associated with the transition from benign prostatic hyperplasia to PC [3] and TGF-b1 is induced by cryoablation [18], the aim of this study was to evaluate the clinicopathological significance of plasma TGF-b1 levels in PC patients receiving total gland cryoablation.…”

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Perioperative changes in TGF-β1 levels predict the oncological outcome of cryoablation-receiving patients with localized prostate cancer

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“…The interaction between the flow and the corals in the reef influences the turbulent flow field which controls the mass, momentum, and energy transport between the reef and its surrounding. The mean and turbulent flow properties in the reef have significant consequences for corals ecology (McClanahan et al, 2005;Nakamura & Van Woesik, 2001;Nakamura et al, 2005) and, in turn, on how they affect the hydrodynamics around them (e.g., Hench & Rosman, 2013;Lowe & Ghisalberti, 2016;Reidenbach et al, 2006).…”

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The Effect of Water Depth and Internal Geometry on the Turbulent Flow Inside a Coral Reef

Asher

Shavit

2019

JGR Oceans

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The flow of water through coral reefs controls the transport of mass, momentum, and energy and, as a result, affects key processes such as feeding, photosynthesis, and reproduction. While it is often analyzed as a typical canopy flow, the flow through coral reefs is different from both terrestrial and aquatic canopies. A combination of a nonuniform vertical distribution of porosity and resistance and variations in relative submergence generates regions of high‐velocity gradients, increased integral length scales and instabilities which have not previously been quantified in detail. Here we report on velocity measurements inside and above a laboratory reef made of 81 Pocillopora Meandrina skeletons, for a range of relative submergence and flow rates. Under the action of a pressure gradient, the mean velocity shows an increase in the wake zone, generating a potential source for mixing due to a second inflection point. Unlike classical boundary layers and other canopy flows, a quadrant analysis shows that the number of inward/outward interactions events is larger than sweeps/ejections inside the canopy wake zone, due to the sign change in the mean velocity gradient. The vertical distribution of the integral length scales shows a local maximum in the lower part of the wake zone. Finally, under fully submerged conditions, the stream‐wise turbulent energy spectra inside the reef follow an approximate kx−7/3, as opposed to the expected kx−5/3 behavior above the reef. Under near‐emergent conditions, no fit to such a power law could be obtained.

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Cryoablation induced the change of TGF-β pathway in CWR-22RV prostate cancer cell line

Cited by 2 publications

References 21 publications

Perioperative changes in TGF-β1 levels predict the oncological outcome of cryoablation-receiving patients with localized prostate cancer

Perioperative changes in TGF-β1 levels predict the oncological outcome of cryoablation-receiving patients with localized prostate cancer

The Effect of Water Depth and Internal Geometry on the Turbulent Flow Inside a Coral Reef

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