However, culturing large, viable three-dimensional constructs is an engineering challenge, since the viability of cells within the construct is heavily dependent on adequate oxygen and nutrient delivery.
Using these targets, gap analyses should be conducted to identify ecosystem types currently under-represented in the protected area network (or within degraded protected areas that have lost their conservation value) and new areas required for priority species that have insufficient habitat to maintain large viable populations.
Hence, robustness is associated with larger viable volumes.
As expected, large viable cells were negative for both, C1q and annexin A5.
These mice generally produced 5 12 large, viable, often multi-lobular tumors in multiple sites with well-organized blood supplies (Fig. 1a).
Reducing the impact of these conditions has potential to improve job satisfaction, career longevity, staff retention and maintain a larger viable workforce.
Annexin V/PI staining in the control group showed a large viable cell population (marked as PI - AV-) and a small amount of early apoptotic (PI - AV+), late apoptotic (PI + AV+), and dead cells (PI + AV-).
A small viable volume forces a precise tuning of biochemical parameters. in contrast, a large viable volume allows a system to successfully face changes in environmental conditions, because its parameters can change, sometimes by orders of magnitude, without impairing its function.
The formation of cartilage nodules consisting of large rounded viable cells (containing large quantities of endoplasmic reticulum, mitochondria and other cellular organelles) embedded in a fine structured, highly organised ECM was observed.
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