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Growth inhibition of bacterial variants

Canadian Journal of Microbiology, 1970
A phenomenon is described which apparently resulted from a parent form of Streptococcus faecalis inhibiting the growth of the L-form of the same organism in the area of the medium immediately surrounding the classic colonial parent form. It seemed significant that both the parental form of the streptococcus and the L-form variant were isolated ...
R V, Marraro, R M, Pfister, M S, Rheins
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Inhibition of Zinc Dendrite Growth in Zinc-Based Batteries.

ChemSusChem, 2018
Zinc deposition and dissolution is a significant process in zinc-based batteries. During this process, the formation of zinc dendrites is pervasive, which leads to the loss of efficiency and capacity of batteries.
Wenjing Lu, C. Xie, Huamin Zhang, Xianfeng Li   +3 more
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Inhibition of Vascularization in Tumor Growth

Physical Review Letters, 2002
The transition to a vascular phase is a prerequisite for fast tumor growth. During the avascular phase, the neoplasm feeds only from the (relatively few) existing nearby blood vessels. During angiogenesis, the number of capillaries surrounding and infiltrating the tumor increases dramatically.
SCALERANDI, MARCO, CAPOGROSSO SANSONE, Barbara   +1 more
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Estrogen Therapy in Inhibition of Growth

The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, 1966
The effects of high doses of exogenous estrogen in limiting excessive linear growth in a group of 24 adolescent girls, ranging in age from 11 to 15 yr, are analyzed. The patients were divided into groups based on age at onset of therapy, and net growth inhibition was assessed on the basis of growth projections for each age category.
R B, Greenblatt, P G, McDonough, V B, Mahesh   +2 more
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Inhibition of growth hormone and thyrotropin release by growth hormone-release inhibiting hormone

Molecular and Cellular Endocrinology, 1974
Abstract Addition of increasing doses of synthetic growth hormone-release inhibiting hormone (GH-RIH) leads to a progressive decrease of the basal and N 6 monobutyryl cyclic AMP-,theophylline- and prostaglandin E 2 -induced release of immunoreactive growth hormone (GH) and thyrotropin (TSH) release from rat anterior pituitary cells in monolayer ...
A, Belanger, F, Labrie, P, Borgeat, M, Savary, J, Cote, J, Drouin, A V, Schally, D H, Coy, E J, Coy, K, Sestanj, V, Nelson, M, Gotz, H, Immer   +12 more
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Pseudosubstrate Peptides Inhibit Akt and Induce Cell Growth Inhibition

Biochemistry, 2004
We have designed peptide inhibitors that potently inhibit Akt both in vitro and inside cells. These peptide inhibitors are selective for Akt versus other closely related kinases. The peptides inhibit the in vitro phosphorylation of a biotinylated Bad peptide by Akt with potency up to 100 nM. We have shown that the binding between Akt1 and these peptide
Yan, Luo, Richard A, Smith, Ran, Guan, Xuesong, Liu, Vered, Klinghofer, Jianwei, Shen, Charles, Hutchins, Paul, Richardson, Tom, Holzman, Saul H, Rosenberg, Vincent L, Giranda   +10 more
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Subnano-sized silicon anode via crystal growth inhibition mechanism and its application in a prototype battery pack

Nature Energy, 2021
Jaekyung Sung, Namhyung Kim, Jiyoung Ma, Jeong Hyeon Lee, S. Joo, Taeyong Lee, Sujong Chae, Moonsu Yoon, Yoon-sung Lee, Jaeseon Hwang, S. Kwak, Jaephil Cho   +11 more
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Growth-Inhibiting and Growth-Stimulating Substances

Botanical Gazette, 1924
When pots containing fertile soils are seeded to wheat or barley for continuous seasons, and successive short period crops of four to six weeks' growth are removed from such soils, it is found that the first crop is usually the largest, the immediately succeeding crops are much smaller, but some of the latter crops may be larger than some of the ...
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Inhibited Cavity Growth

1987
In this chapter, we explore the possibility that the low cavity growth rates observed in many alloys can be explained by an inhibition of stress-directed diffusion, a phenomenon which is closely related to inhibited diffusion creep (cf. Sections 1.4 and 7.3.6).
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Inhibition of Tumour Growth

Nature, 1943
THE retardation of the growth-rate of tumours in experimental animals by chemical compounds and by extracts of tissue has been the subject of numerous investigations, and the fact that inhibition can be produced by so large a number of compounds suggests some general effect on metabolic processes.
J. H. THOMPSON, P. F. HOLT, H. J. CALLOW
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