The phrase "a cell consists of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the components or elements that make up a cell in biological or scientific contexts.
Example: "In biology, a cell consists of various organelles, including the nucleus, mitochondria, and ribosomes."
Alternatives: "a cell is made up of" or "a cell is composed of".
These are independent processors that have a deliberately minimalist design in order, paradoxically, to maximise their performance.A program running on a Cell consists of small chunks, each of which contains both programming instructions and associated data.
Suppose that a cell consists of MBS, FBSs, and client nodes.
A cell consists of various organelles, such as the nucleus and cytoskeleton.
A recent report titled "Science education in Europe: critical reflections" (Osborne and Dillon 2008 p. 15) stated that: "school science begins with foundational knowledge what a cell consists of —ideas which appear to most children as a miscellany of unrelated facts".
A cell consists of lipid membranes and proteins, surrounded by water, and all these constituents are normally transparent.
A cell consisting of LSM/YSZ/LSM was used to tune the interface adhesion strength by changing the sintering temperature.
Complicating the picture are the U.S. strikes carried out against the Khorasan group, a cell consisting of hard-core members of al-Qaeda and Jabhat al-Nusra, its Syrian affiliate.
Theoretical investigation of potentiostatic electrolysis of a metallic salt in three component electrolyte solution was carried out for a cell consisting of two identical parallel electrodes.
Aqueous solution containing a monomer, cross-linker, and the initiator was injected into a cell consisting of a pair of glass plates separated by a silicone rubber.
Aqueous solution containing a monomer, cross-linker, and the initiator was bubbled with nitrogen for 30 minutes, and then injected into a cell consisting of a pair of glass plates separated by a silicone rubber.
Aqueous solution containing monomer, cross-linker and initiator was bubbled with nitrogen for 30 minutes, and was then injected into a cell consisting of a pair of glass plates separated by silicone rubber.
