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Cells were used at confluence at the third to fifth passage.
The Affymetrix 50K SNP Array platform was used to perform the whole-genome SNP profiling of 12 samples from ccRCC primary cultures, nine at the first confluence (p1), two at the second confluence (p2), and one at the third confluence (p3).
Fort Raymond was later replaced by Fort Lisa at the confluence of the Missouri and Yellowstone in North Dakota; a second fort also called Fort Lisa was built downstream on the Missouri River in Nebraska.
They were visiting the confluence of the Mwaleshi and Luangwa Rivers for the first time.
Growth arrest at confluence is the first stage of 3T3-L1 adifferentiationentiandon, atd athisis time also the formation of the primary cilium is induced.
At a confluence of about 70% on the second day after seeding, the medium was refreshed.
Located in one of the planet's last great wildernesses, Manaus is doubly isolated: first by the confluence of the Rio Negro and Rio Solimões, then by a sea of green forest that stretches close to 600 miles on all sides.
Cells were passaged when they reached 90% confluence and canine BMSCs of the third generation were reserved for use in experiments.
Mr. Ho said he believed Asian brands' decisions to move into Europe reflected the confluence of two things: "First, European developers are looking toward the Asian market, and also an Asian kind of hospitality, to distinguish themselves from the European brands.
Further south, Vlora is the second port in Albania, and marks the confluence of the Adriatic and Ionian seas.
