Sentence examples for cell diffusion coefficient from inspiring English sources

In this situation, other key parameters, such as the haptotaxis coefficient χ(x) and the migrating cell diffusion coefficient D M x), are chosen from intervals of varying width.

Since the hypoxic phenotype is more migratory than the normoxic one (Berens and Giese 1999; Giese et al. 2003; Bristow and Hill 2008; Gorin et al. 2004), hypoxic cell diffusion coefficient D h is larger than the normoxic one D n.

The oxygen diffusion coefficient is classically known to be around 10−5 cm/s (Mueller-Klieser and Sutherland 1984) while the cell diffusion coefficients are not so readily accessible in vivo.

The comparison to the measured values shows that a quantitative interpretation of the limiting current measurements depends on the ability to obtain sufficiently exact information about cell geometry, diffusion coefficient and inlet concentration.

The electrochemical techniques included cyclic voltammetry, charge discharge cycling of 2016 coin cells and diffusion coefficient measurements using Galvanostatic Intermittent Titration Technique.

As redox shuttle additive, 10-methylphenothiazine (MPT) can give good overcharge protection in LiFePO4-based Li-ion cells, therefore diffusion coefficient of MPT in solvent needs to be known.

The constant A depends on the concentration of bacterial cells, the diffusion coefficient of bacteria, and the geometry of the protein pore [26], and given the close geometric resemblance of E. coli and P. aeruginosa, we consider it similar for the two types of bacteria to a first approximation.

In these experiments, the natural gas cannot diffuse to reach the bottom of the PVT cell because diffusion coefficients of gas are sufficiently low and the experimental time is relatively short.

The use of a continuum description is reasonable in spite of the spatially restricted diffusion due to cell boundaries the diffusion coefficient is sufficiently low such that the cell-restricted proteins diffuse less than a cell diameter (∼7−10 μm) within their half-life as discussed in detail before [ 104].

These were of similar magnitude, but not identical, to those that had been reported for the fluorescent A3AR agonist ABEA-X-BY630 in the same cell line (diffusion coefficients of 2.7 and 0.12 μm/s; ref. 14).

We thus selected four parameters: the cell rigidity (λ A ), cell-cell adhesion (Jcell,cell), the diffusion coefficient of the chemoattractant (D), and a sensitivity of cells to the chemoattractant at cell-matrix interfaces (λ c ).