For all three clones, tumour cells remained rounded and did not spread in any tissue environment at all time points, indicating very different matrix adhesion mechanisms operating in situ compared with their distinctive spreading patterns in culture.
At the site of what some believe is a miracle, prayers of the faithful and shouts of the skeptical have grown louder as word of the tree's distinctive knot has spread since its discovery this month.
This paper provides an answer to the question, as the first of a series of steps aimed at exploiting the full capability of HF sounding to understand the distinctive phenomenon of Spread F.
Initial symptoms include high fever, headache and backache, followed by a distinctive rash that spreads and grows progressively worse.
Although lime, ginger and even (horror of horrors) chocolate have infiltrated the canon, marmalade just isn't quite proper unless it contains Seville oranges, which give the spread its distinctive bitter flavour and aromatic chips of peel.
Part of the trouble is that, like many well-meaning Americans, Friedman doesn't quite see that his country has a very distinctive take on "the spread of commerce".
After late April's carpet of blue, September brings gold and copper to this crown of veteran trees, a distinctive feature in a spread of secondary beech and pine, interspersed with purple heather and yellow gorse.
If the geneticists are right, Khan and his descendants spread his distinctive Y chromosome to about half a percent of the world's male population alive today, or some 16 million men.
China's vast borderlands today encompass a dizzying variety of languages, ethnicities, religions and nationalities: Manchus, Mongols, Tibetans and Uighurs are the most prominent; a lengthy list of other distinctive minority peoples are spread all along China's southern and southeastern marches.
It is characterized by an aggressive biological behavior and a distinctive likelihood of systemic spread.
