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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a cell can become" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing biology, cellular processes, or transformations in scientific discussions.
Example: "Under certain conditions, a cell can become a stem cell, capable of differentiating into various cell types."
Alternatives: "a cell may transform into" or "a cell has the potential to become".
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The genetic material (DNA) of a cell can become damaged or changed, producing mutations that affect normal cell growth and division.
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However, lin-12 influences the fate of the β cells: in a wild-type hermaphrodite, a β cell can form an AC if both α cells are ablated before somatic primordium formation, but in lin-12 (0) hermaphrodites, a β cell can become an AC even if the ACs are ablated after somatic primordium formation.
The lecture is on "Directing Stem Cell Differentiation: Insights from Neural Development". In Jessell's lab, researchers are introducing genes into embryonic stem cells, or knocking genes out, to help them understand how such a stem cell can become, for example, a motor neuron.
Thus, a target cell can become NK cell sensitive either by upregulation of ligands for activating NK cell receptors or by downregulation of MHC class I [4], [5], [6].
Additionally, an individual cell can become resistant through its own unique variation, which further complicates cancer therapies.
All results demonstrate that with a few additional customized circuits, a standard FPGA cell can become appropriate for GALS methodologies.
When these checkpoints are bypassed the genome may evolve and undergo alterations to a point where the cell can become premalignant and further genome alterations lead to invasive cancers.
So an adult intestinal stem cell can become many other kinds of specialized cells, but all of them remain in the gut and work together.
This implies that the pre-existing expression patterns or differentiation state of a cell determines how malignant that cell can become.
There is a train of thought that says every cell can become cancerous so the more of them you have, the more likely you are to get cancer.
If a cell splits into two, one descendant cell can become the forerunner of the left and the other of the right side of the body.
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