Starting viable cell numbers averaged 417 cells from wt and 442 cells from knockout based on cultures from four embryos of each genotype at DIV1.
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The mice were kept for 6 8 weeks in order to allow the schistosomes to mature to adults, and for the females to become gravid and to start producing viable eggs.
For example, certain pegs may be removed from the device for microscopy, whereas others may be used for determining starting biofilm viable cell counts, and others still may be used for susceptibility determinations.
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The organization, which has more than 150 members, persuaded Harvard to start the Minimum Viable Product Fund, a $50,000 fund for new start-ups.
From 1856 to 1992, the high country enjoyed a stable mix of land tenure that, to start, made pastoralism viable in the harshly beautiful landscapes.
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To start the experiment, viable cells were counted using trypan blue stain and were diluted to 1×105 cells/ml into fresh medium.
To overcome this problem, MEBS iteratively constructs ellipsoids that start firstly from viable points already found by OEAMC, and then also by points found by MEBS.
