This is important because the processes that orchestrate KAR availability, localization and function determine the responsiveness and viability of neurons, and also profoundly influence neuronal network properties.
Sulfasalazine, which inhibits cystine uptake via XcL carrier, limits cysteine availability impairing GSH biosynthesis, which leads to reduced growth and viability of cancer cells in vitro and in vivo [261, 262].
However, the use of human bone tissue is associated with practical issues such as availability of tissue, donor-related variability and difficulty in maintaining the functionality and viability of the implant (Holzapfel et al., 2013; Hutmacher et al., 2009).
The morphology and viability of human acini were evaluated.
The availability, technical and economical viability of sugarcane bagasse and other similar lingo-cellulosic wastes (slowly biodegradable) in agricultural lands similar to Pakistan suggest these organic wastes as appropriate growth substrates for passive biotreatment of sulphate rich effluents/wastewaters than quite easily biodegradable but costly substrates.
The long-term wind speed measurements at a given location provide fundamental information for an assessment of wind power availability and the economic viability of Wind Energy Conversion Systems (WECSs) for its technical design.
These results suggest that the distribution of forest age classes on the landscape is a critical element in determining habitat availability and therefore the viability of boreal bird populations in managed forests.
The basis for selecting the best storage medium (availability and maintaining the viability of PDL cells) was not explained in our questionnaire, which may have resulted in a higher number of respondents selecting HBSS instead of milk.
On the contrary, neurons with more hyperpolarization are associated with increased glucose uptake, NADPH availability and increased viability [ 46].
