Multifactorial potential including high proliferation rate, multidifferentiation ability, easy accessibility, high viability, and ease to be induced to distinct cell lineages, make the dental stem cells an attractive cell source.
This test has several advantages to compare with other tests, higher sensitivity to predict the cell viability, easy to distinguish between cancer cells and normal cells and requires only small number of cells (Maehara et al, 1987; Petty et al, 1995).
This method has features, which are of considerable interest due to its low cost, easy preparation and industrial viability.
To optimize the use of the smaller tissues of the mouse and to establish easy assays for tissue viability, a tissue chip based system was used to generate large numbers of samples from a single organ.
Without details, it's hard for experts to gauge proposals' viability and easy to subject them to waves of broad, theoretical critique.
For example, easy parturition and calf viability are economically important traits but are not classical production traits.
Given that the outcrosses did not increase the vitality of the see-through strains and that four of the five see-through mutations reduced viability, an easy-to-breed see-through strain will only be established by adopting more complex methods.
No easy route to long-term viability for the direct marketing business exists".
Our results suggest that the simpler assessment of the concentration of viable M. tuberculosis was as reliable, more consistent between samples, and easier to analyze than proportion viability.
For cytotoxicity measurement, the NADH2-dependent cell viability assay kit (Easy-for-you; Biomedica, Wien, Austria) was used as previously described [ 4].
