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The naturally occurring aluminum concentration in foodstuffs of animal origin is an indication of the aluminum content of the animal feed and the capability of the organs and tissues to accumulate aluminum [14, 21].

The ability of chinchillas to transport dye from the middle ear to the nasopharyngeal orifice of the ET is a direct indicator of the mucociliary clearance capability of this tubal organ [37].

As living organisms evolved over time, the cell numbers, complexity, and functional capability of the light-sensing organ increased.

This feature suggests that GS1 followed a saturation kinetic, probably because the elevated concentrations of NO3− and/or NH4+ overfilled the metabolic capability of the maize root organ.

To demonstrate whether there are true stem cells in a given tissue, one needs to show that a single stem cell purified from the tissue has the capability of generating the entire organ.

Injection of SAN and A375 cells into the tail vein of immunosuppressed mice showed an increased capability of A375 to colonize murine organs, in comparison with SAN.

Recent data indicate that bone marrow plays an important role not only as a primary lymphoid organ responsible for haemopoiesis, but also as a secondary lymphoid organ with capability of antigen presentation exceeding that of lymph nodes.

The liver is one of few organs with the capability of regenerating fully in capacity and function.

We hypothesized that the functional capability of PMNs close to the infected organ, especially the release of ROS, might help to separate these mechanisms of inflammation.

It is long believed that there are stem cells in the mammary glands because this organ has the capability of undergoing an extensive growth at puberty and a second phase of expansion and retraction during pregnancy under the regulation of estrogen [ 4].

The capability of MRMT-1 to metastasize to remote organs is intrinsic to those syngeneic cells [37].