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This potentially provides a simpler, more proliferation resistant hydrometallurgical process for recycling actinides.

The electrical stimulation induced more proliferation of the cells and acceleration of the differentiation into neurons (rather than glia).

In our experimental results, histologic findings in only electrospun SF scaffolds showed more proliferation of fibroblasts in deep layer and more differentiation of keratinocytes in superficial layer.

Woods believes this suggests that jumps in brain size may have coincided with mutations in ASPM that led to more proliferation among progenitor cells and boosted brain size.

The expansion of limbal cells over DHAM were more pronounced in comparison to tissue culture treated polystyrene surface, as MTT assay showed 13%% more proliferation on DHAM (Fig. 5).

The reactor incorporates a number of passive safety features and is associated with a fuel cycle having reduced environmental impact and offers more proliferation resistance compared to contemporary light water reactors (LWRs).

In exchange, a consortium, the Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization, was created to build replacement reactors for North Korea based on technology that was more proliferation-resistant.

Washington and Seoul are also discussing a 10-year joint study of new nuclear waste management options, including a technology called pyroprocessing, in an attempt to determine which might be safer, more economically viable and more proliferation-resistant.

The relative increase in the signet ring population can be explained by the fact that the more proliferation-active stem cell population of the tumour is the primary target of the therapy.

Together, these results show that, whereas in APs taxol alone is sufficient to increase the number of apical/basal astrals, it requires a concomitant overexpression of functional LGN to decrease spindle orientation variability and thus revert to a more proliferation-like mitotic behaviour.

The arsenic-transformed cells showed a more rapid proliferation rate in complete medium than did control cells and also showed sustained proliferation in steroid-reduced medium.