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We next examined the possible correlation between cell morphology and polarized EB3 movements and found that at time 0' when no obvious morphological change of cell shape is detected, the cells show biased movements of EB3 (Fig. 3c).
If no cytopathic effect was detected, the cells were passaged at least 1× more before the samples were declared negative.
When a CPE of 80% or more was detected, the cells were dislodged via tapping and/or with a rubber policeman, and the cells with medium were collected in a 15 mL conical centrifuge tube.
In the present study, we detected the cells differentiated from ADSCs-derived neurospheres for the expression of neurospecific markers (Nestin, MAP2, NeuN, and GFAP) by immunostaining, Western blotting, and qRT-PCR; the results showed these cells were positive for the expression of the markers, especially the expression of MAP2, NeuN, and GFAP.
After re-administering dox to suppress subsequent expression of the reporter construct, Deng et al. gave the mice a second experience and detected the cells that were active during this experience by quantifying the expression of the IEGs cfos or EGR1 (middle row, red labeled cells).
Once the bacteria are detected, the cell responds with the release of Type I interferon, a molecule that actives immune cells and other defenses, and is currently used to increase the effectiveness of treatments for cancer and viral infections.
When a gas is detected, the cell generates a small current proportional to the concentration of the gas.
We additionally detected the cell surface morphology and ultrastructure using atomic force microscopy (AFM).
We applied autophagy inhibitor 3-MA to lead treated cardiofibroblasts and detected the cell viability.
Given the discretization, the localization task consists in detecting the cell occupied by the device.
In March, Freenome, another liquid biopsy diagnosis platform that detects the cell-free DNA sequencing of cancer, also raised a huge round.
