Since the quick proliferation of tumor cells disrupts lymphatic vessels and makes them inefficient in drainage, the macromolecules that successfully perforate the tumor will be conserved inside the tumor with enhanced retention time.
Or, it could be that our present realities seem increasingly fantastical, due to the quick proliferation of disastrous events filling our Twitter feeds alongside our friends' quotidian musings.
The exposure associated with the quick proliferation of EMF sources, particularly from mobile phones, DECT phones and WiFi, has raised concerns about the possible adverse health effects.
We used empty vector cells and NPC2-shRNA cells by plating 1000 cells/well in a 96-well plate; they were cultured under the identical condition in the presence of hygromycin B. Cell proliferation was measured using a quick cell proliferation assay kit (BioVision, Mountain View, CA) on first, third and fifth days of cell culture.
Emojis provide a solution to texting miscommunications, which is one explanation for their quick proliferation.
During embryonic myogenesis or muscle regeneration, activated myoblasts first undergo a quick phase of active proliferation that normally produces an ample number of myoblasts before they exit the cell cycle and start terminal differentiation.
This in turn, enables a quick selection of hits that do not affect bacterial proliferation yet enhance host survival, which will likely yield alternative therapeutics that circumvent bacterial resistance and potentially overcome the limitations of traditional antibiotics.
"We live in a world of a proliferation of images.
Both types of cells were labeled efficiently, but a quick loss of QD-labeling in ESCs was observed within 48 hours, which was not prevented by inhibiting cell proliferation.
A quick succession of management turnovers followed.
