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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Cell release"”.

  1. Secondary anchor targeted cell release system

    … probe individual heterogeneities in patient’s cell receptor expression limits advancement in personalized medicine. These individual differences in receptor quantities can give rise to both intrinsic and acquired resistances to therapeutics, which result in reduced treatment efficacy. In …

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  2. Engineering and optimizing physiological cell isolation via the secondary anchor targeted cell release system

    … and differences in biomarker expression on cells. Quantification of these biomarkers, then, would allow a methodology for designing personalized treatments and regimens that the patients would no longer be resistant to. However, techniques designed to purify or isolate cells to quantify …

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  3. Total starch and amylose levels during synchronous growth of Chlorella pyrenoidosa

    … and (b) the energy-generating capacity of the cell during this stage of development. The fact that the photosynthetic rate approached its lowest level of the cell cycle during this stage of cellular development, and that at the same time the endogenous respiration rate accelerated, leads to the …

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  4. Expression of perforin and granzyme variants in adult rat testes after ethylene dimethane sulfonate (EDS)-induced testosterone depletion

    … and testosterone withdrawal results in germ cell apoptosis. However, the mechanism for germ cell apoptosis is unknown. In testes, mature Leydig cells produce testosterone. Using ethane dimethane sulfonate (EDS), a Leydig cell-specific toxicant, to deplete testosterone, we investigated the …

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  5. Chronic Shear Stress Effects on Endothelial Cell Response

    … of important regulatory molecules by endothelial cells. Our hypothesis was that inclusion of chronic pulsatile shear stress in our model would lead to changes in endothelial cell release of regulatory molecules. We distinguished between high arterial shear stresses and low venous shear stresses …

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  6. Characterization of metabolomic dynamics in synchronized Chlamydomonas reinhardtii cell cultures and the impact of TOR inhibition on cell cycle, proliferation and growth

    The adaptation of cell growth and proliferation to environmental changes is essential for the surviving of biological systems. The evolutionary conserved Ser/Thr protein kinase “Target of Rapamycin” (TOR) has emerged as a major signaling node that integrates the sensing of numerous growth signals …

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  7. Investigation of cell-based therapies employing microcapsules and microspheres: encapsulation and controlled release

    Microencapsulation of therapeutic cells has emerged as a major modality to treat a wide range of diseases through protecting the encapsulated cells. However, in spite of numerous refinements in cell encapsulation during the past decades, the strategy still has not met the requirements for practical …

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