In rodents, it remains controversial whether stem cell capacity resides exclusively in the As pool, or a fraction thereof, or whether Apair cells also retain stem cell activity.
Experimental evidence supporting this theory came from seminal studies by John Dick and colleagues who first demonstrated in xenotransplants that all clonogenic capacity resided in lin−CD34+CD38− AML cells, whereas lin−CD34+CD38+ or lin+ AML cells failed to induce leukemias.
In the language of modern psychology, his improvement in the star-tracing experiment belonged to "non-declarative" memory: Molaison retained an ability to learn motor skills, so scientists concluded that these capacities resided not in the hippocampus and nearby structures but elsewhere in the brain.
The charge distribution affects pH when calcite dissolves, and modeling of the experimental data shows that about 7% of the cation exchange capacity resides in the diffuse double layer.
Our results indicate that antigen presenting capacity resides predominantly, if not exclusively, with the migrant RDC and only 2 of these migrant RDC subsets (i.e., the CD103+ and CD11bhi DC) can efficiently activate naïve antigen-specific T cells in the MLN in response to infection.
The Centre's core health systems capacity resides within the Health Systems and Economics Unit of HSID and the Social and Behavioral Sciences Unit of PHSD.
The presented data and those of other workers indicate that proliferative capacity resides in a small number of cells (clonogens) among the mammary epithelium.
Rietschel et al [ 51] propose that endotoxic capacity resides in the spatial conformation of lipid A, in that biologically inactive lipid A (e.g. R. capsulatus) conforms to lamellar structures, whereas endotoxic lipid A adopts exclusively cubic or hexagonal structures.
Visualisation of the proliferative state shows that proliferation occurs predominantly on the outer rim of the tumour, and the cells with high proliferative capacity reside in the quiescent core.
From the high infection rates in ruminants, we conclude that the capacity of residing vectors to transmit SBV to cattle and sheep was high, indicating that vector-competence, vector densities, and vector survival rates were sufficient for SBV transmission.
