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A simple equivalent circuit could show that even with a constant surface coverage larger isolating islands (more clustered cell distribution) produce a higher impedance signal than a homogeneous distribution with smaller islands (single, isolated cell distribution).

In most of the TDLNs, B cells were more clustered than T cells.

If the L function of the B cells deflects above the envelope, it indicates that the B cells are more clustered than the T cells.

In all of these cases, the graph deviated above the envelope, indicating that the B cells were more clustered than the T cells.

Next, we plotted lines indicating the number of lymph nodes in which B cells were found to be more clustered than the T cells (Fig. 3).

We noticed some differences between the mouse and avian colonies, in that the mouse colonies as well as the individual cells within the colonies appeared on average slightly larger, while avian cells appeared more clustered.

These cells were more clustered and cuboidal in appearance than when plated on the control ECM, indicating induction of an epithelial-like morphology (data not shown).

Thus, both the correlation function amplitude and the PCH brightness analysis show that paxillin is more clustered in adhesive regions of the cell.

They also observed that cells seeded on fragmented fibronectin exhibited less filopodia spreading and formed more clusters than cells plated on full-length intact fibronectin.

As seen in phase contrast microscopy, metastatic DU145-LN4 cells form more clusters in vitro, with more cell-cell interactions than DU145 cells.

Our hypotheses are also in an agreement with the results of our most recent study, which reveals that ducts with focally disrupted myoepithelial cell layers have a significantly higher rate of white blood cell infiltration and more clusters of multiple proliferating cells compared with morphologically comparable ducts without myoepithelial disruptions (unpublished data).