Prince, D. A. & Wong, R. K. Human epileptic neurons studied in vitro.
Nicotinic depolarizations of rat medial pontine reticular formation neurons studied in vitro.
The drug release kinetics was studied in vitro as spectrophotometrically.
Antioxidant potential of diosgenin was studied in vitro.
Differential membrane properties and dopamine effects in the shell and core of the rat nucleus accumbens studied in vitro.
There are no tissue cultures that mimic any of the symptoms of asthma, although its cellular mechanisms are studied in vitro.
Cytokine responses to 5 previously identified HLA-DR*0401-restricted HLA-DR*0401-restricted HLA-DR*0401-restrictedo.
Similar structures can be observed and studied in vitro with 3-dimensional aggregates of tumour cells called multicell tumour spheroids (MTS 4,5, which are excellent experimental models.
Avanzini, G., de Curtis, M., Panzica, F. & Spreafico, R. Intrinsic properties of nucleus reticularis thalami neurones of the rat studied in vitro.
Presynaptic dopamine D1 receptors attenuate excitatory and inhibitory limbic inputs to the shell region of the rat nucleus accumbens studied in vitro.
Our results indicate that T4SScc is well folded in the cellular setting, revealing protein regions that had been elusive when studied in vitro.
