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Using caffeine, in vitro experimental viability data in single exposure from two human liver cell lines, HepG2 and HepaRG, were measured and used to optimize the VCBA, subsequently repeated exposure simulations were run.

For CT and ZC, experimental viabilities are smaller, respectively larger than theoretically expected, but these effects are not statistically significant.

Experimental viabilities, lower than theoretically expected, are an indication that the experimental plaque or saliva still contained residual antibacterial activity, 6 or 12 h after the last brushing.

Experimental viabilities are significantly smaller (p < 0.05) than theoretically expected ones for CPH, indicating residual antibacterial activity in plaques left behind 6 and 12 h after brushing with CPH.

At the end of experimental periods, viability of cells treated with varying BMJ concentrations (0.5, 1.0, 2.0, 5.0 and 10.0%, v/v) was determined using the ATPlite Luminescence Detection Assay System (Cat# 6016941, Perkin Elmer, Boston, MA) according to the manufacturer's protocol.

Taking into account these facts, the comparative experimental study of viability and protein phosphotyrosine (pTyr) status of Jurkat cells treated with photoexcited fullerene C60, staurosporine (a broad-acting protein kinases inhibitor), or hydrogen peroxide (inducer of oxidative stress) was done.

There was evidence for the experimental evolution of viability only under dioecy.

With increasing interest in, and demand for, even more advanced imaging approaches, from motion tracking to three-dimensional panoramic mapping, simplified multiparametric systems such as this may allow implementation of study designs that presently are outside the realm of experimental and financial viability.

Experimental results support the viability of the proposed solution.

Preliminary experimental results demonstrate the viability of this cheap technique to manufacture MPP absorbers.

Thus, we present an experimental evaluation of the viability of the approach.