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We demonstrated, using a FACS analysis, that CD41/Flk1 double-positive cells of putative vasculogenic and hematopoietic potential comprise surprisingly high proportion (2.68 %) of entire heart cell population at 12.5 dpc.

securing human existence, maintaining society's productive potential (comprising natural, man-made, human and knowledge capital), preserving society's options for development and action.

The field potential comprises an initial positive component, the excitatory postsynaptic potential (EPSP), and a negative compound action potential, the population spike (PS).

However, the observed variability in PM oxidative potential (comprising antioxidant depletion, the bioavailable Fe pool, and total metal concentrations measurements) suggested that regardless of proximity, the sampling site was not continually exposed to WTS emissions.

Em, the electrical potential recorded using intracellular microelectrodes with reference to the bulk extracellular potential, comprises two distinct components: a potential difference across the membrane itself (E1) and a potential difference between a region containing fixed charges on or near the outer membrane surface and the bulk extracellular space (E2).

Levin M, Thorlin T, Robinson KR, Nogi T, Mercola M. Asymmetries in H+/K+-ATPase and cell membrane potentials comprise a very early step in left-right patterning.

In tandem with non-bonded interactions, these torsional potentials comprise one of the most dominant factors in determining the configurational preferences of each molecular mechanical force field.

During anodic polarisation at potentials comprised between Eb [NO2−] = 0) and Eb [NO2−] ≠ 0), the behaviour of the whole electrode surface, followed by chronoamperometry, was compared to the behaviour of one single pit, followed via scanning vibrating electrode technique (SVET).

Soma-dendritic backpropagation of action potentials comprises a mechanism through which bursts contribute to synaptic plasticity [1], [36].

A robust genomic estimator of evolutionary potential would comprise weighted estimates of all adaptive or potentially adaptive genetic (including coding, regulatory and cryptic, see below), and epigenetic, variation.

Action potentials, the Morse code of neurons seen as spiking voltage changes on recordings, are important, he says, but non-spiking signal propagation along neural branches and the synaptic input to neurons that doesn't reach the threshold to generate an action potential each comprise an little-understood but fundamental part of the neural calculus.