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Two compounds (KN-93 and Kenpaullone, samples 15 and 74) showed a more pronounced inhibition of TB4-UL83-EYFP or TB4-UL32-EYFP compared to TB4-IE2-EYFP with a high viability of the non-infected cells, while others (samples 5-Iodotubercidine, GF-109203X or BML-265, samples 10, 20 and 34) had a more reduced cell viability (30 50%).

A high viability of both bacteria was seen after incubation at pH 7.0, with only few non-viable cells in the clusters and chains.

To restrict its effects, ecological networks such as the trans-European network NATURA2000 are being developed based on the assumption that structural connections between habitat fragments lead to increased exchange through dispersal and a higher viability of (meta populations.

Our results strongly suggest a higher viability of the animals with the scrapie susceptible ARQ allele in the absence of scrapie.

Lower dose of irradiation was applied in the current protocol, which resulted in a higher viability of vascular endothelial cells.

First, the HA-CS-CrmA group presented a highest viability of 88% compared to other control groups.

In the period of 24 h the AH nfTD provided a higher viability of NIH/3T3 cells when compared to the AH nfHY and AH alone.

With the other components of YPD medium, it was found that yeast extract was also responsible for a higher viability of the cells, most probably because of its salt content (calcium, phosphate, chloride, potassium, sodium, and others).

In their study, four strains of lactobacilli maintained a high viability for 18 months at 4°C.

A high viability and mobility of the cell culture at the coating cell interface was detected.

The seed viability of cultivated rice was 5% in dry paddy and 0.5% in flooded paddy, but weedy rice maintained a high viability during winter of 90% in the dry paddy and 61% in the flooded paddy.