Experimental data on influenza virus production in CR.pIX cells is available only for cultures in serum-free proliferation medium containing hydrolysates [ 23].
SKPs (FS89, FS90, FS99, FS105, FS107) were isolated from neonatal foreskin and cultured in serum-free proliferation media (PM) as previously described (Biernaskie et al, 2006; Toma et al, 2005) following ethics approval by The Hospital for Sick Children Research Ethics Board.
This process led to the development of highly potent, basal nutrient formulations capable of sustaining serum-free cell proliferation and biological production [ 152].
In its way, and graphically, this book demonstrates that global issues of nuclear proliferation, free expression and human rights are inextricably intertwined in North Korea, with its cult-of-personality rule and its gulags (Amnesty International estimates some 200,000 people sit in various detention facilities there).
Furthermore, asbestos fibers may influence the carcinogenic process by inducing cell proliferation, free radicals, or other promotional mechanisms.
In a rodent tumor model it has been shown that only dendritic cells (DCs) from tumor-bearing but not tumor-free animals promote proliferation of Treg.
Because high cell density and serum-free media restrict proliferation and allow phenotypic analysis [ 13], most of the phenotype analyses were performed on HDS cultured in Defined medium.
We report here a simple and possibly widely generalizable method with which bacteria can be switched to a cell wall-free mode of proliferation.
No T-cell responses were observed when either unmodified or citrullinated filaggrin was used as the stimulating antigen in serum-free T-cell proliferation assays.
MALL, FHL2 [ 32], PHLDA [ 33], NR4A3 [ 34] and CTGF [ 35] are known oncogenic factors and its gene expression is negatively associated with tumor-free survival and/or proliferation.
Purified caSTAT5+ LT-HSCs from moribund mice were maintained in SCF/Tpo/IGF-II and FGF-1 under serum-free conditions enabling sustained proliferation (Supporting Information Fig S6D).
