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Also in these CSC cultures, loss of GFP+ cells and induction of PI+ cells was clearly observed starting 24 h after treatment, indicating that cell death was induced.

In adult neurosphere cultures, loss of proliferation control, that is, as a result of p21 deletion and/or Sox2 overexpression, leads to DNA damage and senescence mediated by increases in p53 and p19, but not p16 (Marqués-Torrejón et al., 2013).

I really do feel a sense of loss about what's happening in our culture, loss of the idea of community, loss of health care and welfare and all sorts of things.

In the 1950s and 1960s countless full-length studies, articles, and monographs variously sought the essence, the vision, the view of life, or the spirit of tragedy out of a concern for the vital culture loss were the death of tragedy to become a reality.

The use of indigenous species as production strains is said to reduce the risk of culture loss.

Therefore, we wished to find fast and suitable methods and key variables in order to optimize doses of Se salts preventing growth inhibition, or even culture loss in large-scale mass cultivation.

In the maC46-expressing, HIV-1-infected culture, loss of CD4+ T cells was much less pronounced, with the level of CD4+ T cells stabilizing at around 50% at day 20 (Figure 5A).

Cell culture loss and gain of function studies provide insight into the relationship between altered intracellular fatty acid metabolism and cancer cell biology.

Nearly all Anabas testudineus cultures faced loss, due to high feed costs, inappropriate feed formulation and management.

In many cultures the loss of dignity, or face, becomes a reason to terminate life itself.

Data from chondrocyte mass cultures with loss of chondrocyte phenotypes were excluded from the analysis.