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To test this possibility, we screened various culture substrates, and unexpectedly found that H1 cells grown on non-tissue culture treated (NTC) plates in CM with the Rock inhibitor were able to maintain individually separated cell growth at the same concentration as that used for mES cells while maintaining high nuclear-cytoplasmic ratio (Figure 5A and B).

In many forest guenons, including Campbell's monkeys, females form the social core of the group and maintain individually differentiated long-term bonds with one another [ 22].

Although entire families may have enrolled in the C8 Health Project, eligibility was determined on an individual basis, and study records were maintained individually; that is, families within the C8 Health Project population were not identified as such.

Four rats from each experimental group were maintained individually in metabolic cages for 15 days after surgery, and daily urine specimens were frozen for the urine sample analysis.

The slugs were maintained individually, and were fed on the standard humidified powder mixture.

To investigate this we injected 30 fed, mated females in groups of 10 with mean weights of 0.6 g with PBS, rifampin, or tetracycline on day 0. The ticks were maintained individually in an incubation chamber and observed daily for oviposition.

Pupae were collected daily and females were maintained individually in grid boxes.

For survival assays, the embryos were similarly microinjected and maintained individually in 24-well plates in E3 medium at 28 °C.

Viral inoculum was added to small plugs of artificial diet and larvae were maintained individually and allowed to feed overnight.

The turtles were transported to the Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas da Amazônia in Manaus (Brazil), and maintained individually in plastic aquaria.

From the collected lice, a single female and male couple were placed onto one salmon, each maintained individually in single-fish tanks, in order to ensure single paternity.