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Upon clearance of the contamination, cells again grew to confluence and formed an electrically confluent monolayer.

Our present observation that reovirus PI cells regain their tumorigenicity upon clearance of the virus suggests that these PI cells have never lost their intrinsic tumorigenic potential.

In general, the therapeutic regimen of type II IMPA is directed against the infectious agent, where recovery can be seen upon clearance of the infectious agent [ 1, 13].

One simple explanation might be that upon clearance of the antigen production of pro-survival cytokines ceases, resulting in the Bcl-2-regulated death of activated lymphocytes.

This is consistent with the observation that the BubR1H/H insufficient mice exhibit high levels of p16Ink4a and that upon clearance of p16Ink4a positive cells, characteristic pathologies of premature aging are attenuated [ 3].

Upon the clearance of this land both the Salthouse and Canning dock's were drained to allow entrance passages into the Albert Dock to be constructed, whilst hundreds of 'Navvies' were employed to dig out the dock basin and construct the new river wall.

This conclusion is based upon enhanced clearance of cellular and myelin debris and remyelination, increased axonal survival and integrity as well as OPC maturation.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03706.002 Upon successful clearance of a pathogen, the majority of short-lived effector T cells die and the remaining cells differentiate into a memory T cell population that provides long lasting immunity.

Increasing Aβ deposition in blood vessels and Bruch's membrane will impact upon retinal perfusion and clearance of cellular waste products from the outer retina, a region of very high metabolic activity.

This work presents a multiscale model of the effect of airflow shear forces, as exerted by tidal breathing and cough, upon clearance.

If lead exposure is long-term (i.e., with a duration of years), upon cessation the kinetics of clearance of lead from blood is considerably more complicated, with an initial rapid decline in levels reflecting partial clearance from blood and other soft tissues followed by a much slower clearance, reflecting the replenishment of soft-tissue pools of lead with lead from long-lived deposits in bone.