From Edgar Allen Poe's famous line, "The death then of a beautiful woman is, unquestionably, the most poetical topic in the world," to the eerie floating form in Sir John Everett Millais' "Ophelia," to Laura Palmer of "Twin Peaks".
Ostracods (a type of crustacean) were locally very abundant; benthic (bottom-dwelling) forms occur in continental shelf sea deposits, and planktonic (floating) forms occur in the Upper Devonian, where their remains form widespread ostracod-slate facies.
A novel evaluation of dissolutions from floating drug delivery systems was introduced, which could assess the quantity of drug dissolved from dosage form in floating state.
As B+ cells were able to form structures in floating collagen gels that resemble TDLUs in situ, we hypothesized that they might give rise to cells of the luminal lineage, analogous to bipotent progenitors or MaSCs.
In addition, inhibitors of contractility, such as inhibitors of Rho, ROCK, or myosin, added to already-formed tubules in floating 3D collagen gels will disrupt tubule structure ((22) and unpublished data).
MCF10-A and NMuMG breast epithelial cell lines and primary mouse and rat breast epithelial cells also form differentiated structures in floating, but not attached, 3D collagen gels.
In floating villi, they differentiate into syncytiotrophoblast and form the syncytial layer.
T47D tubule formation in floating collagen gels occurs as single cells proliferate to form a branched structure.
In addition, German floating waters form a further potential with a total length of 130,000 km [43].
In a field in upstate New York giant floating sculptural forms enhance the landscape, shimmering and hovering like alien vessels waiting to audition for the latest Roland Emmerich movie.
