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Attachment of these compounds to a polymer backbone might result in more favourable cell targeting for Leishmania, although a report has indicated that polymer bound alendronate may still be targeted to the bone.
Analysis of inoculation densities of 5×104, 105 and 2×105 viable cells (vc)/mL over 48 h revealed that lower densities were more favourable for maintaining cell viability above 80% (Figure 2A).
Melanoma cells also secrete several soluble factors like PDGF and IL-1β, which activate fibroblast hyaluronan synthesis and thus modulate the composition of the tumor stroma more favourable for cancer cell invasion and growth [ 18, 19].
It was suggested that exposure of cells to an MDR drug might select for a subpopulation of P-gP or MRP-overexpressing cells with the more favourable enzymatic profile for cell survival.
It is also widely suggested that B-cell lymphomas typically demonstrate a more favourable prognosis than T-cell lymphomas.
Besides, a more favourable size distribution of cell wall fragments generated is observed after pretreatment, improving subsequent solid/liquid separation steps.
Macroporous polypropylene mesh is said to be more favourable to permit host cell infiltration [ 2].
Matrigel can provide a more favourable microenvironment niche for cell colonization and growth.
However, we think that the association of miRNAs and their mRNA targets is a more favourable approach to study cell differentiation and cancer progression when compared with GE expression or miRNA profile alone.
A decrease in the diameter of the flow tubes to less than 100 μm, with a length-width geometry adjusted for optimal shear stress, should result in hemodynamic effects more favourable for blood-borne cell capture, such as enhanced margination.
We conclude that the 900 μm lattice cell size is more favourable to bone penetration than the 1200 μm lattice cell size, as the bone penetration is 84% for 900 μm against 54% for 1200 μm cell structures.
