Specific adhesion and subsequent temperature-sensitive detachment of human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVECs) onto the cross-linked aECM-CS5-ELF-N3-graft-poly 2-oxazoline) aECM-CS5-ELF-N3-graft-poly 2-oxazoline
As a consequence, the motor dwells longer in a one-head-bound state that is more sensitive to detachment.
In contrast, miR-181a-5p miR-181a-5p miR-181a-5pells were moverexpressingto detachMCF10Anducellspoptosis (Fig. 2H and 2I) (P < 0.01).
Finally, the detachment of reduction-sensitive PEG is more controllable than pH-sensitive, MMP-sensitive or esterase-sensitive forms of PEG.
Microcarriers coated in thermo-sensitive polymers that allow detachment of seeded cells obviate the need for dissociation enzymes, although studies in this area are still in their preliminary phases in this area [ 64].
The effectiveness of intimate detachment is also sensitive to the practice effect with more practiced meditators being more able to regulate their emotions and responses.
This observation was not restricted to mouse cells as LN-18 human glioma cells, which were found to be most sensitive to detachment-induced cell death among a panel of human cell lines, also acquired resistance to Cil when maintained as sphere cultures.
Mutations in Col4a1 and Col4a2 orthologs in C. elegans have also been shown to cause intracellular accumulation of COL4A1 and COL4A2 and lead to temperature sensitive lethality attributed to contraction-induced detachment of the body wall muscles.
Immature blood vessels at the back of the baby's eye can grow in a disorganised manner, resulting in scarring and detachment of the light-sensitive retina.
Here, we show that cell death mediated by HK detachment from mitochondria is selectively sensitive to modulators of the PTP.
Additionally, the upper and lower Al-cast clamps presented microstructure-sensitive cracking, which was folowed by particle detachment and formation of abrasive debris on the clamp/conductor tribo-interface, promoting even further the fretting mechanism.
