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The chapter also explains soft handover parameter planning, hierarchical cell structures, and code requirements.

In addition, network planning needs to consider iterative coverage evaluation, pilot power planning, and implementation of hierarchical cell structuring.

Furthermore, the cells of different sizes can be deployed in a hierarchical cell structure (HCS) to provide multi-tier network connectivity [1, 2].

Collectively, these results identify a critical role for GATA3 in prostate lineage specification, and further highlight the importance of regulating spindle orientation for hierarchical cell lineage organization.

3D-cellular multilayers composed of human fibroblast cells (FCs) and human umbilical vascular endothelial cells (ECs) were fabricated by a hierarchical cell manipulation technique.

Here in, 5-layered (5L) 3D-arterial wall models (5L-AWMs) composed of EC monolayer and 4-layered SMCs were constructed by hierarchical cell manipulation.

In this study, a novel hierarchical cell-sized microhole array combined with a nano-network structure was fabricated on a medical titanium surface to mimic multi-level bone structure.

In contrast to the traditional view of a one-way CSC hierarchy in which CSCs give rise to non-CSCs but not vice versa, resulting in a hierarchical cell-lineage structure reflective of normal tissue biology [ 30, 60], the phenotypic plasticity of CSC was recently demonstrated.

The CSC hypothesis considers that CSCs subsets are located in the top of the hierarchical structure of tumor cells and directly affect the organization and construction of lower hierarchical cells.

Cell lines, derived from tumours, retain hierarchical stem cell patterns, demonstrable with different clonogenic abilities, related to cellular properties, such as size, adhesiveness, dye exclusion and gene expression patterns [24].

The hierarchical stem cell model of tumour growth proposes that neoplasms represent stem cell systems in which a minority of cells has the proliferative capacity to maintain the tumour, whereas the majority demonstrate features of differentiation and have limited proliferative potential (Reya et al, 2001; Clarke et al, 2003; Dontu et al, 2003).