Such shift from cell growth stage to product formation stage and vice versa can be accomplished by altering a key culture parameter.
The next step was running the IMTA model with the co-culture groups added in: one run was with finfish as the key species in co-culture with seaweed and sea cucumbers and the other with mussels as the key culture species in association with seaweed and sea cucumbers.
Key cell culture process inputs (seeding density, serum concentration, media quantity and incubation time) and important cell culture process responses (cell number and the expression of alkaline phosphatase, STRO-1, CD105 and CD71) were identified as experimental variables.
That book, like nearly all of Professor Bellah's work, "embraces the global diversity and coherence of religion as the key to culture across civilizations," Professor Tipton said by e-mail.
He saw in the Philistines the key to culture; they were the most influential segment of society; their strength was the nation's strength, their crudeness its crudeness; it therefore was necessary to educate and humanize the Philistines.
On the other hand, someone coming from outside the company may not have a deep understanding of the company's core competencies, key players, culture or the specific issues facing an industry.
Key cell culture parameters including cell density, cell viability, product, and HCP concentrations were successfully decoupled.
The approach is to control tightly key cell culture variables and to ensure they are maintained independently so as to decouple effects from one another.
Whatever is coming down the runway this season obviously fills some void in our sad MTV-in-Key West culture.
Culture has a great impact on human behavior; this is the key for organizational cultures in the Chinese society where relationships and hierarchy are emphasized and is especially exerted to the utmost by relationalism in Taiwan's collective society.
