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Attempts to test the validity of this explanation were confounded by pervasive cell death at the antibiotic concentration reported by the authors (20 μg/ml, ∼40-fold the minimum inhibitory concentration against P. aeruginosa PAO1) (Barrow and Kwon, 2009).

Huntington's disease is characterized by the formation of granular and fibrous deposits of the Huntingtin protein in the nuclei and cytoplasm of several neuronal cell types, leading to pervasive cell death.

The basic, pervasive cell-phone smell that built up in the closed box was powerful — a sweetish, metallic, ozoney, weird robotic reek.

Pervasive small cell networks have a great potential.

We observed that heat stroke triggers pervasive necrotic cell death and neurodegeneration in C. elegans.

Notably, widespread and pervasive epithelial cell death in GC-C−/− colon was apparent.

A significant application of this theoretical model exists in the observation of pervasive whole-cell adaptations in selected ion channels (I Na, I CaL) after cocaine sensitization, with implications of the type of learning that underlies addiction.

We found that stress granules start to form after 60 min in glucose starvation conditions, and become pervasive in cells grown to saturation in SD medium, but only co-localize with Kog1-bodies in 2.6% of cells (0% co-localization after 60 min, n = 94; 2.6% co-localization after 24 hrs, n = 190; Figure 2A).

In justifying the trade-off, Roberts pointed to the broad and pervasive nature of cell phones and other digital gadgets.

The pervasive use of cell phones and other electronic devices in the study population may make protocol training and data entry easier for participants [ 29, 30].

Cell cycle arrest, for example, is a pervasive barrier, because normal cells cannot evolve into cancerous cells if cell cycle arrest is in place.