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Cells grown on ND-coated substrate show sustained viability over time.

Growth arrest is associated with many positive phenotypes including increased productivity, sustained viability and an extended production phase.

Endothelial cells showed extensive cytoplasmic spreading and the formation of cellular adhesion sites when cultured onto BioSINx; moreover, both encapsulated and adherent cells showed sustained viability and proliferation.

The data demonstrated that titania inclusion provides desired cytocompatible surface that supported initial cell attachment, sustained viability, and increased cell proliferation similar or significantly higher than Thermanox®.

Besides strain MSH1, the phenoxy acid herbicide-degrading Sphingomonas sp. strain PM2 was included in the bead production, but excluded in the later stages of the study based on lack of sustained viability.

Encapsulated cells showed sustained viability during long-term in vitro culture with those encapsulated in multilayer capsules secreting significantly higher and sustained concentrations of 17 β-estradiol (E2) than the two other encapsulation schemes (p < 0.05, n = 6) in response to follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinizing hormone (LH).

Sustaining viability in the fiercely competitive industry, however, requires more than looking and sounding the part.

A priori, we did not expect that worms lacking Ce HCF-1 protein could sustain viability, given its important roles in regulating the cell cycle in mammalian cell culture.

Our settings delineated a "stasis state" strictly correlated to autophagy, and which proved to be a reversible quiescent phenotype allowing cells to sustain viability during nutrient restriction (Fig. 1).

In this state, the ability to adapt to nutrient limitation is crucial to sustain viability.

Neither smc1-D1164A nor smc3-D1161A allele was able to sustain viability on auxin plates.