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“..., but was also not affected by the presence of flow. In a theoretical perspective, flow is not...”
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“... 5.4 ± 0.1 to 6.2 ± 0.2 mmHg/mL.g-1.min-1. We observed decreases in urinary flow (UF) from 0.13 ± 0.01 to 0.05 ± 001 mL.g-1.min...”
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“... prostate cancer cell lines and then assess the effects of the Radium-223 on the model through molecular and...”
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“... communications. Finally, although its clinical significance is not clear, STEAP1 features stress its potential...”
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“... systematically across the land use gradient, as well as its structure is not defined by the land use type. Our...”
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“... is an essential feature in favour of its development. Groundwater development implies a change in the flow pattern...”
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“... of OM making it very diverse, concerning its chemical and physical traits, which play relevant functional roles...”
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“... of acidic vesicular organelles and analyzed by flow cytometry as an indicator of autophagy. Results...”
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“... in Chapter 2. The effects of sublethal tributyltin concentrations on the growth and development...”
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“... on ventilation and gas exchange using open-flow respirometry. Neither hypoxia nor hypercarbia significantly...”
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“...) (24 h exposure) and clonogenic (seven-day exposure) assays. Cell cycle alterations were explored by flow...”
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“...) (24 h exposure) and clonogenic (seven-day exposure) assays. Cell cycle alterations were explored by flow...”
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Subjects: “...Flow Visualization...”
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“... quantification of its flow to the small intestine is therefore important in calculating the amount of digestible...”
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