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Denis et al. reported similar results, in which proliferation increased with increasing surface hydrophilicity [14].

The serum-free medium would increase the cell numbers by more than 20-fold within one week, which proliferation ability almost matches that of serum-based one.

Upon amputation, neoblasts display two waves of proliferating response: one commencing 6 8 h following wounding, whereby proliferation increases throughout the body, followed by another occurred 40 h later, in which proliferation is restricted to the wounds (Wenemoser and Reddien, 2010).

Indeed, in integrin β1 conditional knockout mice, a severe defect in epidermal proliferation is observed [7], in which proliferation is specifically distinguished from migration.

Pre-granulosa and squamous granulosa cells arrest in the G0 stage and undergo a growth phase until the transition from a primordial to a primary follicle, during which proliferation is exceedingly slow [75].

The concentration at which proliferation of K1735-M1 cells was inhibited by 50% (IC50) was 0.1 µM with AMF/PGI-paclitaxel compared to 1 µM for free paclitaxel (p<0.001; Figure 6A, left panel).

The finding that MGI is not prognostic for late distant recurrence is consistent with other results [ 9] in which proliferation-related factors, such as Ki67 or clinical tumor grade, are not prognostic for late distant recurrence.

The restoration of liver volume depends on hepatocyte proliferation, which includes initiation, proliferation, and termination phases.

An expert in nuclear technology said there were many types of lasers, only some of which pose proliferation concerns.

Nuclear energy possesses large disadvantages, among which waste, proliferation and safety.

Upon liver injury and inflammation, YAP is transiently activated, which promotes proliferation of progenitors and represses hepatocyte differentiation.