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AlarmBlue® cell viability assay showed that MEFs cultured in 3D collagen scaffolds had a better viability than those cultured in 2D (Fig. 1B).

Presently, we also found that S. halifaxensis cells had a better viability when they were incubated in the MB-20 marine medium in the presence of a saturated amount of RDX as the sole terminal electron acceptor than in the absence of RDX (Fig. 7).

BMMCs were more prone to expand on gelatin and showed a better viability than PBMCs.

Even though both DMSO and glycerol gave almost similar results for short-term storage, the DMSO-preserved lymphocytes yielded a better viability for long-term storage.

Moreover it was also observed that the effect of cryoprotectants, DMSO (10%) and glycerol (10%), showed almost similar results for short-term storage, but DMSO-preserved lymphocytes yielded a better viability for long-term storage.

The HEC-1-A cell line showed better viability when cultured with tenofovir (118±15%) and vehicle control (119±23%) gels.

In conclusion, microencapsulation with alginate-chitosan-Eu S100 nanoparticles is a novel and efficient method for better viability of L. acidophilus and L. rhamnosus bacteria.

In the spinner cultures used in the present investigation, bcl-2 cells grew for 60 h to give greater cell density at a faster specific rate and with prolonged better viability than the controls in which, after 36 h, the membrane integrity and the apoptotic index of the cells declined rapidly leading to death.

Further coating of ZAL with polysorbate-80 (Tween-80) showed an improved release profile and a better cell viability ([23].

However, the use of a combined administration of TMZ and EEP led to a better cell viability for 20-50 μg/ml of EEP in comparison with propolis used at those concentrations alone (36%to18%8% of control for TMZ with EEP and 16%to5%5% of control for EEP alone).

The behaviour of an experimental dwarf heavy broiler breeder selected for better viability and reproductive traits at the partial expenses of growth (E) was compared to a standard heavy broiler breeder (S).