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Our data also showed a significant cell production of VEGF and nitric oxide.

A significant cell inflammatory response was observed in response to smoke components formed from incense burning.

A significant cell proliferation decrease was induced by aGQDs when the concentration reached 100 and 200 μg/mL compared to that of the control cells (p < 0.05).

As the cell radius increases there is a significant cell overlap leading to high mean value of interference which in turn leads to lower SIR mean value.

In the homogenously transfected cell cultures, we found that BMP7 treatment doubled the number of apoptotic cells of control, and hTERT shRNA induced a significant cell death in parallel (Fig. 4B).

While both overpotentials decrease with temperature, only in PEWE a significant cell performance gain is obtained at relevant current densities due to the decreasing reversible thermodynamic cell voltage with temperature.

In addition, a significant cell alignment in a direction radial to the distending direction was observed in tissues exposed to radial distention, which is similar to the phenomenon of native vessel tissues in vivo.

The results could be reversed in leukemia cells with the selective CB2R antagonist AM630, whereas in prostate cells the AM630 induced a significant cell viability decrease with a mechanism probably unlinked to CB2 cannabinoid receptor.

In contrast, dense PNIPAM (2.5 kDa) control monolayers did not induce protein adsorption from cell culture medium at 37 °C and, as a result, did not allow a significant cell adhesion.

However, for the case with constant flow rates of hydrogen and airflow, the concentration polarizations are slightly higher than that in Fig. 6b at the same current densities; also, a sharp increase of the concentration polarization is seen at a high current density of 1.2 A/cm2, which incurs a significant cell voltage drop as seen in Fig. 6a.

Two explanations prevail: an individual cell stunning that reduces its capability to store iodine without altering its viability, and/or a significant cell-killing fraction that reduces the number of cells in the tissue still taking up iodine.