A decreased ratio of CD4+/CD8+ cells has been identified as an immunosenescence marker [ 4, 17]; it has been shown that CD8- T-cells are constituted mainly (>95 %) by CD4+ cells, making CD8- T-cells a workable approximation of CD4+ T cells [ 3, 49].
With a workable model of epithelial cell behavior, we then alter model parameters and assess whether we can realistically mimic epithelial scattering.
The apoptotic properties of the AuNPs were tested with comet assays on eukaryotic cells to estimate a workable concentration for therapeutic use with minimal side effects.
In conclusion, SCEE are workable in maintaining antioxidant enzymes status in testicular cells accelerating diminished oxidative status and cell damage started by the diabetes inducer alloxan through free radical processing.
It has been demonstrated that the device structure, which consisted of passivation layers and signal collector layers, is mechanically robust and can overcome the mechanical resistance from the cells and is also electrically workable for probing the action potential.
Thus, while failure of inhibitors to exert an observable effect on AVP or forskolin responsiveness might be attributed to the length of exposure to the cells, these were the only workable conditions.
The overnight culture (S. aureus in BHI media) was diluted in BHI medium to a workable optical density (0.5 OD at 600 nm) for cell-counting, then to a working concentration of 10 cell forming units (CFU /200 μL.
It can be concluded that, at least for this pair of protein and organic dye, 1 % dye contamination does not compromise cell loading with the labeled protein, and constitutes a workable condition under which one can be confident that the internalized fluorescence observed corresponds to the protein of interest and not the dye contaminant.
We found confluent cells in a 6-well plate with a 2 ml supernatant workable.
In fact, the latter analogy might prove apt, with hydrogen fuel cells resembling the Apollo rockets, as an impressive technology that was made workable and repeatedly demonstrated, but not capable of making major inroads into general use.
