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The biocompatibility was assessed in vitro by haemolysis and cytotoxicity assays, whereby the scaffold was found to be nontoxic and efficient in supporting cell adhesion and growth.

It was found that the anodic reaction of magnesium oxidation results in the generation of dark regions on the surface of the electrode and such regions are efficient in supporting the cathodic reaction (hydrogen evolution).

Paula Devine, chairwoman of the Commission on the Status of Women, which works closely with the YWCA on domestic violence and women's issues, said she hoped the nonprofit would move quickly to fill the void "so that we can get the Y organized and efficient in supporting the programs". Merritt said the board will search for a new executive director from outside the organization.

Results indicate the presence of functional alterations in circulating MNC which does not affect their homing in response to kinins, but may render them less efficient in supporting endothelial homeostasis by paracrine ways well before clinical manifestation of cardiovascular complications.

D-penicillamine proved to be most efficient in supporting the conversion of plasminogen to angiostatin in vitro.

In conclusion, these data demonstrate that K562, KG1, and U937 cell lines are efficient in supporting the replication of Sabin poliovirus type 1.

These data demonstrate that copper is the most efficient metal in supporting amine oxidation.

Random access is the primary uplink channel access that plays a crucial role in supporting efficient and reliable communication, and generally, it can be used to (i) transport the scheduling request (SR) using common random access resources, (ii) transit from the Radio Resource Control (RRC) idle state to the connected state, and (iii) to become uplink synchronized for RRC connected devices.

We found a significant reduction in the total number of spines in neurons growing on top of DS astrocytes compared to neurons growing on top of NL astrocytes (NL: 9.1±0.5 per 50 µm of dendrite; DS: 7.1±0.6 per 50 µm of dendrite)(Figure 2A and B), indicating that DS astrocytes are less efficient than normal astrocytes in supporting dendritic spine formation.

As fragile telomeres are thought to result from a defect in telomere replication [ 49, 50], it would be of interest to know if the arginine methylation-dependent TRF2 interaction with the nuclear matrix might play a role in supporting efficient telomere replication.

Policy changes such as this are important steps in supporting more efficient water use.