Sentences with phrase «reversible cytostatic»

ActD has been shown to have a reversible cytostatic effect and the ability to arrest cells in both the G1 and G2 phase of the cell cycle [17].

A low, non-genotoxic, dose (about 1 nM) of ActD has been shown to induce a reversible cytostatic effect in normal proliferating dermal fibroblasts and protect them from the aneuploidy induced by the aurora kinase inhibitor VX - 680 and the toxic effects of gemcitabine [46, 47].