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1) We observed net gains of cell numbers after culture: 2.5-fold by day 8 for CB MNCs and 1.5-fold by day 8 9 for PB MNCs, despite a reduction in the first 2 4 days (Supplementary information, Figure S6A).

VSA can improve especially the gains of cell-edge users, for example, in the case of 210 users in the network to more than 200% compared with no-power control.

To account for the maximum possible spatial multiplexing gain of cell i the number of streams has to satisfy ℓ i ≤N i.

Tumor cells achieve this by activating an epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT) program to experience phenotypic alterations, such as the loss of cell-cell interactions and the gain of cell mobility to evade from the primary lesion.

Alternatively, the reason that the increased apoptosis in the DNRII cells in vitro did not translate into slower tumor growth in vivo may be due to gain of cell survival signal from tumor stromal cells in vivo.

Exposure of myotubes to a supramaximal insulin concentration (100 nmol/l) in the absence and presence of M-3 resulted in a gain of cell surface GLUT4myc, individually and additively indistinguishable from the 20 nmol/l insulin experiments (Fig.  1i).

Selective attention to a stimulus is known to increase its effective contrast or saliency (Carrasco et al. 2004) and may increase the contrast gain of cell responses (Reynolds et al. 2000; Martínez-Trujillo and Treue 2002).

During the Epithelial to mesenchymal transition (EMT), cells change their genetic and transcriptomic program leading to phenotypic and functional alterations, including the loss of epithelial features like cell-cell adhesions and cell polarity and gain of cell motility and mesenchymal and stem-like properties.

Among the 11 NANOG pseudogenes, NANOGP1 is transcribed in different leukemic cells, and it is hypothesized that the transcriptional activation of NANOGP1 represents a "gain-of-stem cell function" in acute leukemia [31].

This change was characterized by a loss of spindle-shaped morphology and a gain of cell-cell contacts, suggesting a phenotypic transition from mesenchymal to epithelial.

Changes in mesenchymal cell numbers within the gel might result from perturbation of EMT or by loss or gain of cells within the gel by cell proliferation or death.