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Values for cells of the same tissue origin under different conditions of growth and association - in tissues, in small aggregates, and as isolated cells - varied by less than twofold when polyspecific monovalent antibodies to cell surface antigens were used, a range much less than the sixfold decrease in D observed after lectin-induced anchorage modulation.

After isolation from tissue and growth as isolated cells on flat substrates myocytes display an altered adhesion pattern (Hilenski et al., 1992; Simpson et al., 1993).

Few of the CK8-expressing cells were found as isolated cells and were mostly seen as pairs or as relatively small clusters of cells.

Within blood vessels, macrophages were observed crawling on the blood vessel walls, both as isolated cells and as cell clusters (supplementary material Movie 2).

By contrast, UXT-deficient HUVECs became rounded as isolated cells and failed to establish contacts with adjacent cells (Fig. 7A, sh-UXT).

The latter two nygmata in one cell of the hind wing probably pertain to an origin as isolated cells of 2rm and 3rm, as is still retained by many members of the Xyelidae.

We found that plasminogen binding to C. neoformans was strictly cell wall-associated, with specific labeling demonstrated for the surface of intact cells, as well as isolated cell wall fractions.

"Undifferentiated spermatogonia" are found as singly isolated cells (As) or syncytia consisting mainly of 2 (Apr), 4 (Aal-4), 8 (Aal-8), or 16 (Aal-16) cells.

On the other hand, infiltrative carcinomas grow as dispersed, isolated cells, and clusters or small glands that show a strong invasive potential with extensive infiltration into the stroma.

As shown in Figure 1C, the Ctrl scFv-expressing cells and parental NIH OVCAR3 cells formed large floating spheroids, whereas CA125/MUC16 knockdown cells appeared as single isolated cells after 48 h.

"Pure" is defined as primary isolated cells cultured in 3D and no contact with other cells, i.e., the cells cultured in media lacking FCS and kept in normoxia.