… from adult zebrafish when exposed to bare and starch-stabilized Fe 3 O 4 NPs for 7 days, …
exerted greater toxicity than starch-coated Fe 3 O 4 NPs in gill; in contrast, starch-Fe 3 O 4 …

… starch and poly(caprolactone) (SPCL), that have previously been shown to be an excellent
material for the proliferation and differentiation of bone marrow cells … for endothelial cell (EC) …

… a certain extent propionate, lead to cecal crypt cell proliferation in normal human mucosa in
vitro. A stimulatory effect of butyrate on crypt cell proliferation appears to be at the basal level …

… On one hand, in TBY-2 cells, starch synthesis linked to cell … On the other hand, starch
synthesis and accumulation also … auxin to proliferate, constitutively synthesized starch although …

… These materials help to mimic the activity of the natural extracellular matrix that accommodates
the cells in their natural environment. The cells proliferate and migrate inside the matrix to …

… layer that is characterized by an increased basal membrane surface area (transfer cells)…
starch synthesis in the endosperm [66]. The endosperm then undergoes mitotic cell proliferation …

… Activated caspases trigger compensatory proliferation, referred to as apoptosisinduced
proliferation which maintains tissue homoeostasis following massive stress-induced cell death, …

… It was shown that deoxycholate inhibits butyrate-mediated cell proliferation in the lower
third of the colonic crypts in a rat colitis model. Butyrate itself does not abolish proliferative …

… the green synthesis of nontoxic and stable Cu nanoparticles (NP) using chitosan/starch …
This is a colorimetric method to study cell proliferation and survival, introduced by Mossman …

… Amphiphilic pH-responsive starch nanoparticle with size of 50 nm was synthesized. … The
effect of different parameters, especially pore size of the scaffold, on cell proliferation is under …