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The corresponding protein abundances in the medium correlate with the degree of cell separation during single-yeast-cell, pseudohyphal, and hyphal growth.

The activity of glutaminase (GLS), the first enzyme in glutaminolysis, and glutamine level in the medium correlate with cancer cell proliferation.

In vitro, sTfR shed in the incubation medium correlates well with cellular TfR, but this relationship has never been established in vivo.

Accordingly, our apparatus was designed to include a capacitance probe, responsive to changes in moisture content and sensors for mean size determination from sound velocity measurements (the velocity of an audio-frequency acoustic wave traversing a particulate medium correlates well with mean particle size).

The amount of released αSynuclein in the conditioned medium correlated with the intracellular expression levels of this protein (Fig.  5f).

In Sz. pombe, switching from YE medium to EMM-2 medium correlates with the repression of cAMP-dependent signaling (Yamashita et al. 1996).

To optimise the assay we validated that increased LDH in the medium correlated with decreased LDH activity in the cell layer.

Cells can switch between both states and the DNA demethylation observed upon moving cells into 2i medium correlates with repression of DNMTs and is enhanced by Vitamin C, likely through the activation of TET-dioxygenase enzymes.

The pH of the degradation medium correlated with the molar mass profiles obtained during an earlier decrease for the PLLA/a-PHB5 products and the latest pH decrease in PLLA/PPA20.

This was confirmed by in vitro investigations using T. b. gambiense parasites that demonstrated a depletion of tryptophan in the culture medium correlating with the number of trypanosomes present (Vincendeau et al., 1999).

Pfefferkorn (1984) has shown that IFN-γ mediated IDO induction leads to reduced tryptophan concentrations in the culture medium that correlate with inhibition of Toxoplasma gondii growth (Pfefferkorn, 1984) and a similar result was found when staphyloccocal infections of vascular endothelial cell cultures were investigated (Schroten et al., 2001).