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The study demonstrates that PGCs can be harvested from embryos with a high viability and that germ cells are able to migrate into the chicken recipient gonad, survive and differentiate into functional sperm alongside the endogenous chicken sperm.

Two compounds (KN-93 and Kenpaullone, samples 15 and 74) showed a more pronounced inhibition of TB4-UL83-EYFP or TB4-UL32-EYFP compared to TB4-IE2-EYFP with a high viability of the non-infected cells, while others (samples 5-Iodotubercidine, GF-109203X or BML-265, samples 10, 20 and 34) had a more reduced cell viability (30 50%).

When sperm from the male with a high viability ejaculate were combined with the seminal fluid from his rival with a relatively low viability ejaculate, the viability of his sperm was unaffected; the slope did not differ from 1.0 (1.14±0.32, t = 0.45, df 19, P = 0.658) and the intercept did not differ from zero (−0.19±0.26, t = 0.71, P = 0.484) (closed symbols in Fig. 3).

Second, we established a method for the separation and enrichment of tumour and host cells from target organs of metastasis with a high viability and reproducibility.

Using the two-step enzymatic digestion and followed by differential plating, Sertoli cells were isolated with a high viability from OA patients.

However, although the use of a commercial pollen did not allow us to work with pollen that had a high viability, it provided good homogeneity of the samples and the possibility for other groups to reproduce these experiments.

When concurrently incubated with 12.5 μM serotonin, a higher viability index was observed at 6.25 μM and 12.5 μM ritanserin than with similar doses of ritanserin alone (p < 0.01).

Cell culture results with 3T3 fibroblasts confirmed that the cells interacted strongly with the 3D silica fibers, showing a higher viability and proliferation rate than on 2D silica membranes, and that the cells migrated into the inner area of the sponge rapidly, indicating these silica sponges have potential to be used for 3D tissue regeneration.

It is generally admitted that the proportional effect of genetic deterioration on viability should be larger for populations with a high demographic viability [ 17, 37- 39].

The majority of chondrocytes encapsulated in MeGC hydrogels after 300 s irradiation maintained a rounded shape with a high cell viability of ∼80 87% over a 21 day culture period.

The results showed that the ADSCs within C/GP/Co hydrogels achieved a 30% of expansion over 7 days in culture medium and encapsulated cell in C/GP/Co hydrogel demonstrated a characteristic morphology with high viability over 5 days.