The presence of cartilaginous extracellular matrices indicated by positive staining of Safranin O and anti-bovine type II collagen antibody increased, while neovascularization decreased with an increased implantation period.
P values of one-sided hypothesis tests between reference and a single colony in 50 μL sterile deionised water and between reference and a single colony in 20 μL InstaGene Matrix indicated significant improvements by the test conditions.
The relationship between the manipulator's locked-joint failures and the condition number of the Jacobian matrix is indicated by using a matrix perturbation methodology.
The ability of fibroblast CM to stimulate the invasion of tumour cells into the 3D matrix indicated that secreted factors produced by these cells in response to the 3D culture conditions may be sufficient to induce the observed invasiveness of tumour cells.
On the other hand, cathepsin K positive cells have been identified in all zones of degraded cartilage and there is evidence that cathepsin K may be released into the extracellular matrix, as indicated by immunohistochemical detections of the enzyme in the territorial matrix around cells [ 3].
Thermal conductivity of this matrix indicated that higher crystallization temperatures improve the conductivity by removing impurities and increasing crystallite size.
The vector and matrix are indicated by bold italic letters, e.g., x,X.
The strong intermolecular interaction appeared between the CPAM and the OMMT-AD, and the OMMT-AD platelets dispersed well with an exfoliated state in CPAM matrix as indicated by X-ray diffraction analysis and TEM observation.
The name "systematic" is used here to describe a vector error term that has the form z = By, where B is a matrix having more rows than columns and y is a vector of Gaussian random errors having a mean vector μ and covariance matrix Q, indicated by.
The presence of collagen fibrils within the cartilage progenitor pellet matrix was indicated by picro-sirius red staining (Fig. 4D) and on further analysis, detection of collagen type I (Fig. 4I) and collagen type II (Fig. 4J), by immunohistochemical methods, was revealed and indicated a differentiation process similar to that found during early development [44].
