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As the temperature was decreased from 37 to 4 °C, the cell layer detached rapidly (<10 min) and assembled to form spheroids with consistent size (∼100 μm) and high viability (>90%).
At 48 h, the cells detached rapidly when the AFM tip touches the 'living' remaining cells.
At 15:00, with the detached division rapidly approaching from astern, Hallowell turned his ship towards the ships sailing ahead of Swiftsure and attempted to pass across the stern of the rearmost ship in an effort to rake and disable it, creating enough confusion to mask an escape.
The detached cells rapidly lost viability (Fig. 7C) but no significant difference in cell death was detected between α-actinin-1 and -4 siRNA-transfected cells with low α-actinin levels and transfected control cells with normal α-actinin levels (Fig. 7C).
At higher HAMLET concentrations (35 µM) detached and adherent cells died rapidly (5% viability of detached cells, Fig. S3).
All detached retinae remained detached until the day of euthanasia.
Under light microscopy, apoptotic cells rapidly became rounded and detached from the substratum, shrank and underwent intense membrane blebbing.
The application of exogenous ethylene to detached fruit from stage 84 can rapidly accelerate fruit softening to eating ripeness (stage 89; Figure 6A).
Whatever illusions the Bush administration may entertain about a more detached American role in the Middle East should be erased by the rapidly escalating violence in the region, including yesterday's deadly terrorist bombing in Israel and the retaliatory Israeli air strikes.
The sound is continuous; to articulate the melody and to reiterate notes the piper employs gracing i.e., rapidly interpolated notes outside the melody, giving an effect of detached notes.
Furthermore, the PEG surface layer was detached in response to the tumor acidic microenvironment to facilitate cellular uptake, and the siRNA was rapidly released within tumor cells due to the hydrophobic PLGA layer.
