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Hibernation is widespread in many animals and involves slowing down the activity of cells to almost a standstill, reducing the amount of oxygen needed to survive.

Accordingly, clonogenicity of U2OS cells treated with etoposide increased from below 20% of Ctrl transfected cells to almost 60% in Praf2 silenced cells (Fig. 7C).

Furthermore, we need to find a way of reducing the risk of contamination by undifferentiated cells to almost zero.

Strikingly, SGS1 deletion, which reduced the accelerated resection in hta1-S129A cells to almost wild type levels, also reduced their enhanced DSB-induced transcriptional inhibition.

Consistent with this, immunofluorescence microscopy revealed that subcellular localisation of EGFR changed from plasma membrane in UMSCC81B cells to almost cytoplasm in 81B-Fb cells in the presence of FBS.

All Neurog2-IRES-miRNA constructs except for Neurog2-IRES-miRNA-Trnp1 reduced the proportion of neurons among infected cells to almost 50% or less compared to Neurog2-miRNA-scamble Neurog2-miRNA-scamble Neurog2-miRNA-scamble

We found that the 100 day survival increased significantly from 21% in irradiated LEW rats that received LTx but no T-cells to almost 90% for rats that received CD4+ T-cells from long term survivors (Fig. 6C).

In principle, the treatment of B-cell malignancies with CAR-T cells leads to almost entire B cells repertoire depletion.

Oxygen consumption dedicated to drive ATP synthesis and mitochondrial respiratory reserve were dramatically reduced in R1H cells, leading mitochondria of R1H cells to be almost maximally stimulated under basal respiration.

The phthalocyanine group showed repopulation of the media with smooth muscle cells to be almost complete by 3 months.

On stiffened substrates the contraction amplitude remains stable, which in turn leads to increased force levels allowing cells to adapt almost instantaneously to changing environmental stiffness.