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Equimolar concentrations of DPA and DADPS demonstrated very efficient growth of the copolymer film on the surface of the GCE.

This study demonstrates that the fabricated scaffold is capable of transmitting both mechanical and chemical cues that is native to myocardial tissue and supports efficient growth of the CPCs.

These observations indicate that LOXL2 silencing in MDA-MB231 cells strongly impairs lung tumour homing and/or the efficient growth of the metastatic lung foci.

Overall, these results, combined with subsequent experimental readouts, are a promising demonstration of successful synthesis of functional 23-mer PNA from PSi, with highly efficient growth of the vital anti-miR122 PNA seed sequence.

The same reversion to the consensus sequence for the "C-strain Riems" virus was observed in two independent virus populations, derived from independent BACs, and indicates that this substitution is important for efficient growth of the "C-strain Riems" virus in SFT-R cells.

Concomitant with the increase in mesophyll colonisation a significantly decreased number of infection sites were found which were assigned to the category "local autofluorescence beneath appressorium", suggesting a more efficient growth of the pathogen from attacked epidermal cells into the underlying mesophyll.

This was recently achieved by expressing the N. crassa cellodextrin transport system in S. cerevisiae and promoting the efficient growth of this yeast strain on cellodextrins [ 40].

Efficient growth of this second virus also required the presence of dexamethasone.

The observation that angiogenic factors expand the endogenous neural stem cell and precursor population suggests that angiogenic growth factors may promote the efficient growth of NSCs from the adult brain in adherent cell culture [25], [36].

The tropical climate in Brazil supports the efficient growth of a range of grasses with high productivity, for example, from the genus Brachiaria, Panicum, Pennisetum and Cynodon, which are very important for Brazilian beef and dairy cattle production.

As a result, nucleation and efficient growth of carbon nanotubes in the pores become possible.