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Supplementing commercially available hADSCs with serum from either healthy controls or critically ill patients resulted in increased proliferation over time (Fig. 5a).

The mouse open wound infection model [28] was used to determine P. aeruginosa (Xen5) cell proliferation over time, via in vivo serial imaging of bacterial bioluminescence in live mice using a Hamamatsu low light camera.

Both p21 overexpression and the presence of Zyflamend reduced cell proliferation over time (p < 0.0005).

Cell proliferation over time was measured by counting the number of cells at indicated time points.

To investigate how A-192621 reduces glioma cell number we assessed the rate of cell proliferation over time.

Future studies should include detachment experiments to record the initial strength of cell adhesion, cellular morphological assessment, and quantification of proliferation over time [ 48].

Short-term chemotherapy treatment enriches for a chemo-residual TN subpopulation that over time resumes proliferation.

The levels of proliferation reached over time in the aspirates via FGF-2 gene transfer were higher than those observed in isolated MSCs (~2.3 μg versus ~ 1.1 ng DNA/mg total proteins after 21 days, respectively, i.e. an ~ 2.1 × 103-fold difference) (Cucchiarini et al. 2011), probably due to the presence of other mitogenic factors in the samples secreted by all marrow populations.

The president and his advisors still have concerns about proliferation, but over time, the United States has become more familiar and comfortable with the opposition forces in Syria, the official said.

It is further possible that the survival of residual ß-cells results from a more favorable balance in individual islets between effector lymphocytes and immune regulatory mechanisms, which locally allows β-cells to survive and sustain proliferation, and over time can grow to large islet structures.

RCR analysis was performed by selecting the genes that were differentially regulated (see Methods— Transcriptomics data analysis) between group C and group B (proliferation effect over time).