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LP cells demonstrated an octagonal shape and tight adhesion, whereas HP cells exhibited a spindle shape and grew with less cell cell contact in vitro.

These pathways control important steps of the infection, such as tight adhesion and invasion, the induction of cytokine release, and apoptosis.

The LFA-1/ICAM interaction promotes tight adhesion between activated leukocytes and the endothelium, as well as between T cells and antigen-presenting cells.

C-RICM demonstrates that hepatocytes form tight adhesion contacts upon seeding on both plain PET and PAA-grafted PET (both with collagen coating) despite the insignificant two-dimensional cell spreading.

This method enables not only the transfer of patterned and very thin VACNT arrays but also the tight adhesion of the arrays onto various flat or curved target substrates.

Post-mortem examinations indicate that the characteristic change in the local slope of the curve is related to the change occurring at the local interfaces, including three phenomena - formation of tight adhesion on the anode-separator interfaces, delamination in the separators and decoating of graphite particles from the anodes.

The tight adhesions and functional couplings between layered cell sheets could be observed cross-sectionally and in real time.

During surgery for SM, tight adhesions were seen throughout her abdomen.

A midline incision was made, along with careful adhesiolysis for the tight adhesions over almost the entire intra-abdominal space resulting from the previous surgery.

These contacts are tight adhesions between the ciliary membranes, mediated by N-linked glycoproteins.

As the sensitivity of the optical readouts is confined to a distance of 100 200 nm from the surface, depending on the wavelength of the incident light, this observation is in accordance with tighter adhesion of the co-transfectants, inducing a shorter distance between the cell membrane and the substrate.