Sentence examples for maintaining cell growth from inspiring English sources
In this report, we investigate two new carrier designs, namely collagen alginate composite gel and collagen microspheres embedded in alginate gel in preventing cell leakage, maintaining cell growth and controlling GDNF secretion in the HEK293 cells.
Nonetheless, our data confirmed the role of c-Rel in maintaining cell growth and survival of Wehi-231 tumor cell line and validated the use of c-Rel-siRNA in inducing growth arrest and apoptosis of B cell tumors with constitutive c-Rel activity.
In contrast, WNT4 canonical signals aid in maintaining cell growth and survival in kidney epithelial cells [ 17].
Scaffolds are capable of maintaining cell growth and morphogenesis for 72 hours after seeding without further manipulation.
Maintaining cell growth and phenotype often requires such medium to be supplemented with 2 20% of mammalian serum (e.g., fetal bovine serum), which contributes essential but undefined factors.
For example, OTX2 has been shown to play an oncogenic role in maintaining cell growth of Group 3 and 4 MB cell lines (Di et al., 2005; Adamson et al., 2010).
The coculture results showed that the collagen vitrigel maintains cell growth and cell viability for more than 1 month, and surprisingly, the epithelial layer demonstrated polarity formation, which usually appears in in vivo normal epithelial cells existing at the glomerular basement membrane, but seldom appears in epithelial cells cultured in vitro.
To address this dilemma, we design a synergetic carbon utilization mechanism (SynCar), in which glucose catabolism is inactivated and a second carbon source (e.g. glycerol) is employed to maintain cell growth and rationally strengthen PEP driving force for glucose uptake and non-catabolic utilization.
Many tumors are dependent on de novo fatty acid synthesis to maintain cell growth.
To maintain cell growth and RDPE production, we chose a fed-batch strategy.
Thus, adequate dissolved oxygen is required to maintain cell growth and metabolism during the liquid-state fermentation.
