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If India's power grid becomes ever more unreliable, experts said, private power alternatives will further proliferate, despite their relative inefficiency.
This leads to a recruitment of mesenchymal stromal cells (MSC) to the site of injury where they further proliferate and differentiate thus promoting revascularization.
The best way I can commemorate the legacy and lives of The Charleston 9 and many other angels, is to further proliferate the work and advocacy that they do.
Unlike the culturing and passaging of most lines where the majority of cells survive disaggregation and go on to proliferate until the culture becomes confluent, during passaging in the NSA, the majority (>90%) of the cells die or do not further proliferate.
By contrast, highly confluent MSCs were more likely to express genes that are involved in other types of functional processes, including immunosuppression, because they are not able to further proliferate after reaching a certain density.
GVHD occurs when the donor-derived T-cells recognize some host Ag(s) presented on the HLA molecules at the cell surface as non-self and are activated to effector T-cells which further proliferate and cause damage to the host cells.
The rule-making resulted in extremely complex and further proliferating amendments to the respective regulations.
Amongst those, ¼-MS was found best for hairy root growth, which further proliferated upon their subculturing onto the same medium and incubated at 16 h photoperiod with 25 μmol m−2 s−1 light intensity (Fig. 2e, f).
Throughout the years, metallers of every stripe have used blackletter, many in a nod to bands before them, further proliferating what is now an established visual trope within the genre.
During ES cell differentiation, K5/K14-positive epithelial cells were detected by day 10 /11 and further proliferated into large patches by day 14 (Fig. 1-A panels a c).
All together, FACS, histological, and BrdU results indicate CD34+ cells divided early in response to injury and perhaps gave rise to CD34− cells, which further proliferated during the course of regeneration.
