Specifically, it has been shown that streptomycin affects heart cell viability in vitro.
"If there isn't going to be enough money to compete beyond Iowa and New Hampshire," he said, "that goes to the heart of the viability question.
Finally, given the metabolic parameters were performed in the peri-infarct region of the heart, differential cell viability may be of modest concern.
Furthermore, a subsequent study by the same group [ 10] revealed that proteasome inhibition during cold ischaemia of hearts prolonged myocardial viability and reduced reperfusion injury.
HAVIC encapsulated within bioprinted heart valves maintained high viability, and remodeled the initial matrix by depositing collagen and glyosaminoglycans.
Cardiac-restricted Rb null animals did not display any defects in cardiac function or differentiation, and no differences in heart size, cell numbers, viability or lifespan could be demonstrated when compared to wild type animals.
Chromosomal damage was greatest at the most highly polluted sites, and immune function, heart rate, and cell viability all decreased with increasing pollution (Galloway et al. 2002).
Mahrholdt, H, Klem, I, and Sechtem, U. "Cardiovascular MRI for detection of myocardial viability and ischaemia". Heart 93, no. 1 (2007): 122-129.
Cardiovascular magnetic resonance (CMR) is now considered the "gold standard" for the assessment of regional and global systolic function, myocardial infarction and viability, and congenital heart disease.
To determine whether GFP or Mrc1 expression predominantly marks myeloid leukocytes in Cx 3cr1 GFP/+ mouse hearts, we gated viable cells (viability dye−) and determined GFP or Mrc1 expression relative to CD45 or CD11b expression (Supplemental Fig. 1.
