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Testing SiO2, TiO2 and polystyrene particles with varying surface carboxylation, together with protein and polyethylene glycol surface coatings, we find that cellular associations and protein binding both strongly depend on particle surface chemistry.

Antigen co-localization and cellular associations were determined with Zeiss Confocal image analysis software.

The finding of PrPCWD in urine and saliva calls for the identification of the pathological processes and cellular associations of the prion protein involved in shedding.

The cellular associations in the cross-section occur in a cyclic manner.

For the spermatogenic cycle of the dog, 8 different cellular associations have been described (schematically depicted in Figure  6A, [ 63]), with late pachytene and diplotene spermatocytes appearing at Stages VI and VII.

In rodent testes, the multiple types of germ cells are arranged in characteristic cellular associations that succeed each other in a given area of the seminiferous tubule, which are known as the stages of spermatogenesis.

Importantly, the analysis also revealed clustering of molecular alterations around pathways and processes that are associated with cellular association and organisation (Table 2), including 28 proteins that are known to regulate organisation of the cytoskeleton and 25 proteins that are known to mediate microtubule dynamics.

"The shields are not endorsed by anyone," said Jo-Anne Basile, a vice president at the cellular association, "and there are serious questions on whether they can have some harmful effect on the performance of the phone".

I Adhesion of bacteria to biomaterial involves reversible cellular association with the surface.

The cellular association of tetrapodna preparations was almost unaffected by ligation of the terminal ends.

KCC- SG n/PEGylated liposomes dramatically increased cellular association on HER2-positive breast cancer cells.