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As all the plants obtained from seeds sown directly onto the soil showed greater than 80% pollen viability, the plants with pollen viability lower than 80% were identified as varied plants.

These observations show that PIRL ablates the minimal amount of tissue and causes less damage to surrounding tissue (Figure 4), resulting in reduced activation of β-Catenin and TGF-β signalling, higher cell viability, lower cell proliferation and collagen deposition at an earlier time point in the scar, and thus an accelerated healing response.

Laboratory rearing would produce inbreeding and drift that could affect some life history traits, causing reduced viability, lower fecundity, decreased mating success [ 34- 38].

Therefore, whereas high levels of DRAM-3 may affect cell viability, lower levels do not affect growth or viability when expressed alone in replete medium.

We have chosen to use 3 mM HEMA according to previous studies by Falconi et al. [ 43], in which 3 mM HEMA has been demonstrated to be responsible for a reduction of cell viability lower than 50%%, and by Kurata [ 16], which shows a drastic anti-proliferative effect of 1 mM HEMA followed by a further increase at 3 and 5 mM in fibroblasts derived from human pulp.

These included cold sensitivity, slow growth in conditions not requiring the action of the suppressor, poor conidial viability, lowered fertility, and increased sensitivity to aminoglycoside antibiotics (Martinelli 1994).

Experimental viabilities, lower than theoretically expected, are an indication that the experimental plaque or saliva still contained residual antibacterial activity, 6 or 12 h after the last brushing.

From the bioprocess angle, losses in cell viability bring lower productivities and higher risks of product degradation.

The others studied variables (Glutathione, GST, H2O2, MDA, SOD and cell viability) presented lower correlation coefficient values with the FTIR spectrum and therefore were not considered in the analysis of lipid saturation changes.

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If viability was lower but total cell yield was high, Percoll density gradient centrifugation of cell suspensions was carried out to improve yield of viable cells.