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Ex vivo expansion can effectively proliferate endothelial progenitor cells from bone marrow; the expansion efficacy could meet the requirements for tissue engineering of blood vessels.

Oncolytic adenoviruses were shown to selectively and effectively proliferate in cancer cells, when its E1B gene expression was driven by HRE-modulated promoters [ 49].

The results show that the yeast used will effectively proliferate in all the SE liquors with similar growth curves to those reported by Field et al. (2015).

The banana-derived lectin entry inhibitor BanLec effectively proliferated CD3+, CD4+ and CD8+ populations in hPBMCs at 2 µg/ml (corresponding to ∼67 nM as a natural dimer form) [28].

The biocompatibility of the scaffolds in vitro was studied, and it was found that the scaffolds showed no toxicity and that the cells could effectively attach, proliferate, and differentiate in the 3D skeleton of the scaffolds.

ACL fibroblasts have been previously shown to effectively attach, proliferate and express collagen on collage-based scaffolds.

They both maintain that refusing to take a stance on harassment allows it to proliferate, effectively silencing marginalised communities. .

They both maintain that refusing to take a stance on harassment allows it to proliferate, effectively silencing marginalized communities. .

This is especially noteworthy because metastatic cells must be able to proliferate effectively at a distant site in what must be considered a foreign microenvironment, if they are to become a clinically relevant metastatic lesion.

Further, it is now known that the cellular and extracellular matrix (ECM) associated within the stromal elements serves an equally important role, serving as a living bio-scaffold (attachment to adipocytes and SVF) that is critical in encouraging available multipotent cells to effectively activate and proliferate.

Undifferentiated hESCs typically exhibit a high nucleus to cytoplasm ratio and form colonies. hESCs embedded within the hydrogel and cultured using DMEM/F12 as detailed previously were observed to proliferate effectively in vitro and had successfully formed colonies displaying typical hESC morphology 24 hours following their seeding within the hydrogel.