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HMVEC were least motile on the 100% RGD polymer (∼0.38 0.6 peptides/nm2) with an average migration of 0.20 mm2/h in area covered, whereas HMVEC showed the fastest migration of 0.48±0.06 mm2/h on the 50% RGD surface (∼0.19 0.30 peptides/nm2).

After 4 hours of stimulation in the absence of either inhibitor, we observed a migration of BMMCs in response to SCF compared to unstimulated BMMCs (average migration of 8.7% versus 0.5% of the initial concentration, respectively).

The correlation coefficients between the average migration of the cervical nuclei and lymphocytes from women with varying degrees of dysplasia are shown in Table 1.

The comet assay is very efficient and allows for the direct visualization of genetic damage in individual cells [ 21], typically by measuring the average migration of the tail (average genetic damage).

Quantification of cell motility showed average migration rate of 0.1 µm/min, which is even lower than the migration rate of late HF1 cells (0.13 µm/min).

Independent of exposures, all human neurospheres adhered to the PDL/laminin matrix and migrated radially out of the sphere with an average migration distance of 739 μm ± 61 μm after 48 hr.

Additionally, we show in the first set of samples that the average migration rate of HEK cells homozygous for one common haplotype pattern in the KRT1 interval is significantly faster than that of HEK cells homozygous for a second common haplotype pattern.

To quantify this effect within the various microenvironments, we normalized the migration distance of tumor cells to the average migration path of DsRed+ cells that did not report Cre activity in each imaging field independently.

This implies the assumption that aggregate migration rates reflect the average migration probabilities of all individuals in a specific country of origin.

Similarly, allowing for the total proportion of migrants, the 'isolated' communes with a weighted average migration distance of more than 185 km were at a significant increased risk (SIRR=1.41 [1.09; 1.83]).

Nearly half of all steelhead smolts across watersheds had very slow average migration speeds of <2 km·d−1, which was a much higher proportion than those seen in other species (Figure 4).