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The cells printed in this range also migrated toward the fibrin gel, with the total migration distance of 102.4 ± 76.1 µm over 3 days.

Independent of exposures, all human neurospheres adhered to the PDL/laminin matrix and migrated radially out of the sphere with an average migration distance of 739 μm ± 61 μm after 48 hr.

The migration distance of the largest molecular mass band corresponding to preprocessed SHMT2 migrated 58 mm and SHMT2α migrated 61 mm, corresponding to approximately 56 kDa and 53 kDa respectively.

The migration distance of proppants is limited.

AC impedance measurements also showed that the sol gel route significantly decreased the charge-transfer resistance and shortened the migration distance of lithium ion.

The subcellular accumulation and localization of the sensitizers is critical to evaluate the potentiality for PDT, since the singlet oxygen generated after illumination presents a short lifetime and a migration distance of approximately 1 μm34.

The dramatic removal of alkylphenols from migrated oils in the experiment confirms field observations[11, 12, 27] that phenol concentrations in migrated oils are rapidly attenuated over migration distances of only a few tens of kilometers through sandstones.

And the migration distances of insulin-treated, L-arginine- and β-mercaptoethanol-supplemented MS1 were shown to have increased by greater than 280%, 265% and 300% respectively compared to HG group (Fig. 5D,E).

The migration distances of the 2,6-DMP stained protein band in coherence with those of marker proteins were recorded on gels comprising eight different acrylamide concentrations.

We suspect that the spatial lag for wild birds is related to migration distances of wild birds.

To determine the size of the bands corresponding to preprocessed SHMT2 and SHMT2α proteins, a standard curve was generated by measuring the migration distances of the protein standards.