To this end, innovative solutions, such as controlling the size of precursor clusters by covalent microcontact printing of laminin on cell culture substrates [ 49], show promise to allow the efficient production of human uniform-size islet-like structures with optimized nutrient and oxygen access after engraftment in vivo.
Rather than repackaging this great German modernist (1886-1969) as a field marshal of reason, obsessed with compressing all of human existence into uniform, three-dimensional grids, these two shows depict Mies as a supervisor of fantasy: an interpreter of the 20th century's deepest dream of itself.
Existing studies show that time intervals between consecutive events of human activities follow uniform power-law distributions and human activities are temporally correlated.
The results demonstrated that the interconnectivity of pores allowed for uniform human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVECs) distribution and proliferation in the scaffolds, leading to high cell density and confluency at the end of the culture period.
The distribution of transposable elements in the 5' upstream regions of human genesis not uniform.
While a portion of the S. aureus isolates may have been the result of human contamination, a uniform pattern of human-associated strains was not observed.
To explore the reprogramming of amniocytes in depth, we first focused on mouse amniocytes, which are more reproducibly obtained than human amniocytes and uniform in genetic background.
Therefore, using wobble pairing theory and logistic principles, we designed a low-complexity translation model that was used to calculate a complete tRNA frequency profile in the human cell, assuming uniform tRNA gene expression.
Almost every aspect of the morphology of the dentition, including the distinctive form of the lower premolars, the distal accessory cuspule of the mandibular canines, and the expression of nonmetric features that normally vary in human populations, is uniform in every specimen from the collection.
