Sentence examples for a coating of cells from inspiring English sources
Such tumors are protected by a coating of cells known as macrophages, which keep the immune system's main assassins, the T-cells, from entering.
Niakan wants to use the procedure to find genes at play in the first few days of human fertilisation, when an embryo develops a coating of cells that later form the placenta.
The blood-brain barrier isn't a filter at the base of your skull, rather it's a coating of cells that line hundreds of kilometers of blood vessels reaching every crevice of the cranium.
A coating of cell culture surfaces with a recombinant spider silk protein resulted in an increase of proliferation rates, supporting adhesion of cells although the spider silk protein was coupled to elastin [25].
The goal of these experiments was to test a modified design of the cochlear implant electrode that includes a coating of fibroblast cells transduced by a viral vector with a BDNF gene insert.
As they mature, microvessels acquire a coating of mural cells, which are critical for the development and maintenance of functional vasculature.
We could not find evidence that integrin α4β1 is an adhesion receptor in the fibronectin-null cells used in the present experiments, i.e., the cells did not adhere to a coating of vascular cell adhesion molecule (VCAM) (results not shown).
Thus such glycerol based copolymers present a promising alternative to PNIPAM as a thermoresponsive coating of cell culture substrates.
The term glycocalyx (sweet husk) was introduced 50 years ago to describe an extracellular polysaccharide coating of cells.
Another method to form microencapsulation is conformal coating of cells, where a thin coating covered on engrafted cells or cell aggregates could reduce diffusion rate of molecular between transplants and host, hence a prolonged graft response to host is achieved (Krishnamurthy and Gimi, 2011).
Results: Coating of cells with extracellular matrix components before transplantation did not enhance cell engraftment.
