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Good attachment and fast proliferation of apatite-like materials was observed in SEM analysis after incubation in SBF solution.

In the past few years, the fast proliferation of available XML documents has stimulated a great deal of interest in discovering hidden and nontrivial knowledge from XML repositories.

Bacteria, with their very large populations and fast proliferation time, are able to rapidly develop mechanisms of antibiotic resistance when a subset of the bacteria population survives antibiotic treatment.

Global microRNA expression analysis and Pearson correlation studies showed that mature microRNA transcript levels are predominately up-regulated in a state of fast proliferation (46 positively correlated, 17 negatively correlated).

Realizing the subjective nature of information overload and witnessing the fast proliferation of user-generated media, academia and business turn to the human more and more often today - human problems are proposed to be solved directly by humans, rather than being mediated by information systems.

Variations in sensitivity to apoptosis are often hindered by fast proliferation of viable cells, therefore cycling rates are mandatory to adequate interpretation of cell death assays.

Generally, stem cells are thought to be largely quiescent and to proliferate slowly, eventually giving rise to progenitors that have faster proliferation rates (Tang et al, 2007).

The first one is that if faster proliferation is the reason for sensitivity of tumour cells, at least all rapidly proliferating tumours should be sensitive to all or many of the traditional chemotherapeutic drugs.

Preliminary results comparing proliferation indicate that cells obtained from the PT and AT have the fastest proliferation.

Surprisingly, after day 7, Clock knockout mESCs showed more complex cellular structures as well as faster proliferation rate after spontaneous differentiation (Fig. S3A).

After 2 weeks of co-culture the MSCs showed faster proliferation and higher DNA content compared with MSCs non-co-cultured.