Similar effects were seen on densities of synapsin-positive punctae (Fig. 3E): in animals treated with control antibodies, the maximal densities were 0.59 µm−2 (95% CI 0.56 0.61 µm−2) and half-distances were 5.09 µm (95% CI 4.03 6.90 µm).
Piepel plots and RSM analysis showed that in a number of cases, the major media anions PO4− and Cl− negatively influence final cell densities, and that maximal cell density is obtained with nitrate over ammonium, with an optimal effect when mixed with equal molar potassium.
If we consider that one bound bacterial ribosome protects around 30 nucleotides [ 16], the theoretical maximal ribosome density is 3.33 ribosomes /100 nucleotides.
The future use of dendritic heat exchangers in devices with maximal heat transport density is proposed.
The maximal registered open-circuit-voltage of the complete E-BFC exceeded 640 mV, calculated maximal power density was 4.2 μW cm−2 at the cell voltage of 530 mV in the presence of 200 mmol L−1 or higher glucose and 0.1 0.5 mmol L−1 of hydrogen peroxide concentration in anode and cathode compartment, respectively.
The second analysis showed that, for equal anode and cathode catalyst layer density, maximal current density was achieved by using a catalyst layer that is thicker on the cathode side than that on the anode side.
The first analysis showed that, for equal anode and cathode catalyst layer thicknesses, maximal current density was achieved by placing more catalyst in the cathode than in the anode.
Maximal vascular density was quantified using the Chalkley grid method (Leek et al, 1996).
As expected, when perfusion was started after two days of culture at an exchange rate of 0.5 vol/day, the maximal cell density was significantly increased.
The maximal gene density was mapped to the chromosome 17, 33-Mb locus (#1) and neighboring 34-Mb (#2) and 35-Mb (#3) regions, which corresponds to the H-2 gene cluster.
