The phrase "a basic understanding of cell" is not correct as it is incomplete.
It should be "a basic understanding of cells" to be grammatically accurate. You can use it when discussing knowledge or comprehension related to cellular biology or a specific aspect of cells.
Example: "To succeed in this course, you need to have a basic understanding of cells and their functions."
Alternatives: "a fundamental grasp of cells" or "a basic knowledge of cells."
Recent findings have led to a basic understanding of cell and organ histopathology caused by the H5N1 virus.
The discovery of the tricarboxylic acid cycle, which is central to nearly all metabolic reactions and the source of two-thirds of the food-derived energy in higher organisms, was of vital importance to a basic understanding of cell metabolism and molecular biology.
Obviously, durotaxis cannot be fully understood without a basic understanding of cell migration.
Moreover, physiological responses of cells can be investigated, helping to obtain a basic understanding of cell physiology/metabolism.
We felt it was important that students have a basic understanding of cell biology in order to benefit from viewing the visualizations.
At a molecular level, a basic understanding of how engineered T cells function in response to antigen is also lacking.
The use of these modern tools to organize and probe biological structure and function has a high potential to provide the basis for new breakthroughs in both basic understanding of cell function and the development of disease therapies.
Relevance questions always require an object, namely: 'to what is a question relevant?' In the case of AD, the majority of work in the field has had relevance to our basic understanding of cell and molecular biology, but not necessarily to AD.
However, to interpret these gene expression patterns further, a basic understanding of the response of complex cell populations to various stimuli is required.
A basic understanding of how these counterbalancing forces interact to regulate normal cell growth is the prerequisite to comprehending the mechanisms of tumorigenesis.
