The effect of testing rate on possible alteration of scratch damage mechanisms was also studied.
To control for the effect of testing multiple hypotheses we used the Bonferroni correction.
The wound assay is frequently used to assess the effects of tested compounds on the migratory potential of adherent cells.
This study was performed with the aim of evaluating antiulcer effects of tested chalcone in rats.
In addition, nonenzymatic methods were employed to evaluate anti-oxidative effects of tested extracts.
To assess the effects of tested compounds, the cells were grown in the presence of 5%% fetal bovine serum.
Considerable research has documented positive effects of testing on learning.
The model is sensitive to the surrounding environment, and can demonstrate the effects of testing material quantitatively to angiogenesis.
It will prevent the horrible effects of testing toxic chemicals on millions of animals, greatly advance our understanding of the effects of chemicals on human biology, and lead to more reliable risk assessment decisions.
