Moreover, proliferation of HMEC-1 cells was not affected by MVL-PLA2 over a 3-day period for concentrations affecting angiogenesis (see supplemental Fig S1), cells did not detach from the substratum during this period and no cell debris could be observed (data not shown).
For a cancer to metastasise, tumour cells need to detach from the primary site: this involves acquiring increased motility and an ability to break-down extracellular matrix (ECM).
At this point, the fragments detach from the beads.
– has been curiously detached from this older question of why human beings love rings.
Even when I was put on antidepressants, I felt detached from this gorgeous baby.
Mr. Cheney related these details to reporters today in a relatively matter-of-fact manner, his emotions seemingly detached from this latest reminder that he suffered from chronic heart disease.
Our Fianna Fáil veteran sounds relieved that he will be semi-detached from this campaign after recalling anecdotes about party colleagues having buckets of water thrown over them or having to run from pet dogs being set upon them.
It was shown, for all polymer architectures under consideration, that at a certain temperature and for a certain size of the slit the chains were adsorbed at one of the confining surfaces and after a certain period of time they detached from this surface and approached the opposite one.
In detaching from this messy business of life, death and dinner, this work has been forfeited to a very few.
