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Under SEM, some spindle-like aggregations were found and their surface appeared with many holes whose size and shape were very similar to a single cell (Fig. 8b).

In contrast to the flat surface properties shown in both PLO and silk substrates, spherical silk-CNT aggregations were found in the silk-CNT composite (Figure 6C).

B. antarctica apparently tolerated a broad range of ecological conditions over Eocene time, including substantial variations in productivity and the activity of predators [10], [11], which would explain why dense aggregations are found throughout the La Meseta Formation.

The number of NFATc1-positive cell aggregations was found to be significantly more in the active RA group compared to all other groups (P < 0.05) (Table 2).

Consistent results were obtained from filter retardation-GFP immunoblotting following the cell-free aggregation assay; no notable changes in mHttex1 aggregation were found in the cell lysates seeded with up to 5μMM of Aβ1 40, Aβ1 42, α-synuclein or A53T α-synuclein oligomers, using a 50-fold concentration increase over polyQ40 seeds (Figures 3a and b).

Thus, tumor-derived subclones with greater metastatic capacity in vivo display increased self-aggregation in vitro; at the same time, subclones selected for increased in vitro aggregation were found to be more metastatic in mice (Updyke and Nicolson, 1986; Saiki et al., 1991).

In some instances extracellular material was visible and where present it may contribute to the formation of the aggregate but this material is not a prerequisite for aggregation because aggregates are found in the absence of this material.

The nest aggregation was found in clay soil under shady conditions.

Aggregation was found to be greatest when a terephthalate linker was used and least when a sebacate linker was used.

Significant spatial aggregation was found at the third and fourth peaks by SADIE when R. pedestris propagated in soybean fields and moved to overwintering sites.

The kinetics and morphology of aggregation are found to depend significantly on the transformation strain, contrast in moduli between phases and the magnitude of externally applied tractions (mechanical fields).