Figure 5(A) shows white-light images of cells attached to coverslips, whether 16 h post-transfection (adherent) or non-adherent cells collected at 16 h and re-adhered to coverslips overnight (re-adhered).
Next, the warm adhesive, a 30% hide glue in distilled water, was applied to the surfaces with a brush, and the pieces were re-adhered to the statuette.
And that's because if they just loosen it up, the bone regrows and re-adheres the stapes from vibration.
The cells were then incubated overnight to allow the cells to re-adhere to the plate.
After two weeks, EBs were collected, transferred to tissue culture plates where they re-adhered, and ultimately passaged in fibroblast medium.
We demonstrate that fragments of tissue generated by mesodissection can be re-adhered to slides and used for FISH analysis.
Although it is possible that during this long incubation period the disrupted biofilm could have re-adhered to the polystyrene, we believe this was not the case.
The friction you generate should slowly loosen the remaining particles of blood, which will remain in the lather rather than re-adhering to the fabric.
The study also demonstrated that patients who played Re-Mission adhered more completely to their prescribed medication regimens.
I was able to repair scarf tears, rejoin the separated parts, and/or re-adhere the page to the mount with wheat starch paste.
When you examine every square inch of a painting, re-adhere loose paint, fill in losses, and retouch missing sections, you get to really know a painting and appreciate good craftsmanship and see the effects of bad craftsmanship.
