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This large spread of peak wavelengths may be attributed to cells each being in different stages of the cell cycle, with some cells just starting to internalize NPs and other cells already having internalized and processed NPs from early endosomes to late lysosomes for a longer time.
He suggests that "function-oriented capacities [can] be attributed to cells", even though this is "the kind of teleological thinking that scientists have been taught to avoid at all costs".
We analysed dendrites that could definitively be attributed to cells in the CA1 pyramidal and the molecular dentate layer of the hippocampus because dendritic spines on these cells have previously shown changes in dendritic spine density in response to various interventions.
Their opposite results cannot be attributed to cell type specificity since both groups monitored the effects of HZ in DCs.
This could be attributed to cell death immediately after implantation or to inherent variability of the serial dilution method when the intended number of cells is very small (Fig 2A-D, yellow circles).
Lack of lipid accumulation could not be attributed to cell mortality, as preadipocyte-shaped undifferentiated cells were still visible after 6 days of differentiation (upper right corner, Fig 2B).
The occasional absence of lysosomal membranes around particulates (e.g., Figure 4) might be attributed to cell-harvesting procedures.
We cannot discard the possibility that the reduction in the number of NKG2D-expressing cells could be attributed to cell death.
The difference in the measurements between different cell lines can therefore be attributed to cell attachment and adhesion to the substrate (Wegener et al., 2000).
It cannot be attributed to cell cycle-specific cues, but rather to the general growth of cells that induce more or less basal activity of the Mpk1 MAPK.
The constants k1 and k2 of the first order kinetics solution can be attributed to cell proliferation and cells switching from adherent state to the suspended state.
