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"There is no link to Al Qaeda," he said, and no evidence of active proliferation of weapons since Sept. 11.

KI67 staining confirmed the state of active proliferation of SC-NES cells in vitro (Supplementary Fig. 1c).

The printed bioconstruct supported high cell viability and active proliferation of cardiac progenitor cells, and ultimately increased cardiomyogenic differentiation.

It was demonstrated that 3D-printed porous PLA/HA scaffolds support mesenchymal stromal cells (MSCs) survival, and stimulate active proliferation of the cells as well.

However, the concentration of osteocalcin, a marker of osteogenic differentiation, was lower in cells on the terpolymer containing multi-walled nanotubes, which was probably due to more active proliferation of these cells (on day 7, they reached a 4.5 times higher population density than cells on the unmodified terpolymer).

Although we recognize that post-pneumonectomy lung growth is a particularly robust example of tissue regeneration, the active proliferation of approximately 12% of all lung cells [10, 11], it does highlight the utility of in vivo labeling of regenerating tissues.

During active proliferation phase of intra-erythrocytic cycle, the genome of P. falciparum is regulated epigenetically and evolutionary conserved parasite-specific histone proteins are extensively acetylated.

For low-grade gliomas, conservative treatment and monitoring for detecting transformation or active proliferation are of great importance.

C ELL DEATH and DIVISION caused by Axioms 5 and 8 occurred more frequently as simulation progressed, indicative of active PROLIFERATION and DEATH of CELLS in contact with LUMINAL SPACE.

While the majority of the Sca-1-expressing cells did not show evidence of active proliferation, a rare subset of the Sca-1 positive cells coexpressed phospho-histone H3 (Fig. S2).

Moreover, migration of these primitive cell populations to the grafted heart resulted in their loss of stem-cell markers, active proliferation, and acquisition of the mature phenotype followed by cell colonization and de novo formation of myocytes, coronary arterioles, and capillaries [ 2].