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These findings have demonstrated the epigenetic influence of serum culture conditions on differentiation potential of MSCs, which suggest that AS is possibly more efficient serum for osteogenic differentiation of MSCs in cell therapy purposes.

Charcoal−dextran-stripped fetal bovine serum (FBS) was found to be more efficient for serum supplementation than dialyzed or undialyzed FBS, due to lower contaminating unlabeled pantothenate content.

The amplitude of this induction paralleled the pattern of reinitiation of the cell cycle progression: insulin was more efficient when serum deprivation had been carried out without ICI 182780, whereas the effect of E2 was more marked in cells rendered quiescent in the presence of ICI 182780 (bar 9 vs. 10).

Recently, it was shown that in vitro treatment with bLFcin killed Raji and Ramos human B-lymphoma cells via a caspase-independent apoptotic pathway being more efficient at low serum concentration of the peptide (Furlong et al., 2010).

The fibrosis-cirrhosis index (FCI) accurately predicted fibrosis stages in HCV infected patients and seems more efficient than frequently used serum indexes.

The amplification of the cDNA by Phi29 was even more efficient than for human serum samples (increase ratio of 10 from the original RNA, 10 from the cDNA), which indicates that the complexity of genetic material of the sample did not impair WTA amplification.

Moreover, we provide evidence that the NucleoSpin miRNAs Plasma kit from Macherey-Nagel is more efficient in extracting miRNAs from serum than the Qiagen miRNeasy mini kit as it allowed detecting twice as many miRNAs.

However, adding aliquots of dimethyl sulfoxide-dissolved curcuminoids to serum proved to be more efficient, producing soluble curcuminoid concentrations of at least 3 mM in human serum.

The neutralization capacity of 43RCA compared favourably with that of polyclonal anti-deglycosylated A chain (anti-dgRCA) IgGs, obtained from hyperimmune mouse serum, which were more efficient than any monoclonal at our disposal.

Efforts should continue to determine more efficient and effective ways to measure serum-free cortisol levels or related markers so that these assays can be widely used in a way that can benefit critically ill patients in the intensive care unit.

Monitoring serum PSA indicated that docetaxel was more efficient than vinorelbine (Table 1).