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Lyophilization deflated the cells but did not alter gross cell morphology or surface nucleation capability of cells for uranium precipitation.

When sorbitol or glycerol was added, the adaptive capability of cells to environmental change was promoted and the activities of PDH/ICDH/CcO could be maintained.

Detailed structural properties of the individual layers of multi-layered membranes are then related with their expected effect on safety and rate capability of cells.

A better knowledge of the affections that influence the adhesion capability of cells in several pathologies, such as cancer diseases or multiple sclerosis could enable the development of new therapeutical strategies.

The second, radio-resistant repair component is thought to reflect the capability of cells in late S and G2 phases to repair IR-induced DSBs by recombination.

Coupled with the reduced capability of cells to differentiate to primitive streak-like intermediates, these data suggest that FGF signalling in the epiblast functions to make primitive ectoderm competent to differentiate.

The cell growth curves were recorded for 120 h to assess the capability of cell proliferation.

Human induced pluripotent stem cell-derived mesenchymal stem cells (iPSC-MSCs) are a promising choice of patient-specific stem cells with superior capability of cell expansion.

The cell morphologies are affected by the powders' capability of cell wall damage, and the electrical conductance changing values of bacterial suspension are relevant to the damage degree of cell membrane and wall.

To evaluate the capability of cell invasion, the Transwell cell invasion assay had been conducted as previously described with modifications [ 20].

Recently, Sadler and co-workers applied iodoacetamide and N-ethylmaleimide derived electrophilic activity-based redox probes designed with the capability of cell permeability to cyanobacteria (Fig.  3) [ 64].