The phrase "a collection of cells" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, data organization, or any situation where multiple cells are grouped together.
Example: "In the laboratory, we observed a collection of cells under the microscope, revealing their unique structures."
Alternatives: "a group of cells" or "a cluster of cells".
I got a lot of weirdos sending me pictures of tiny bloodied babies' fingers, Photoshopped on to a pair of abortionist's rubber gloves, with captions along the lines of "Just a collection of cells?
"The brain is a collection of cells that communicate with one another using chemicals called neurotransmitters," explains Daniel Siegel in Brainstorm, The Power and Purpose of the Teenage Brain.
The human body is basically a collection of cells grouped together into organ systems and bathed in fluids, most notably the blood.
His team removes small pieces of tissue from patients' hearts, grows a collection of cells, including cardiac stem cells, and then injects the cells into patients' coronary arteries.This work is also in phase-one trials.
Heliatek's complete panels (a panel is a collection of cells wired together) convert 8percentt of the energy in light into electricity (polymer solar panels are 3 to 5percentt efficient).
These miniature measuring devices report the levels at which tens of thousands of genes are expressed in a collection of cells of interest (such as tissue from a tumor).
A global proteomics analysis reveals a collection of cell surface proteins that rely on SNX27 and the retromer complex for their cell surface localization at steady state.
In this chapter, we describe a collection of cell biological and genetic methods that may aid in characterizing the roles of integrin signals in mammary tumorigenesis.
Janelia Research Campus researcher Luke Lavis recently reported a collection of cell-permeable, high-quantum-efficiency rhodamine variants, which are compatible with HaloTag chemistry.
It's out in San Diego, and basically it a collection of cell lines, many from endangered species, that are being preserved in liquid nitrogen.
In doing so, we found four distinguishable cell states across a collection of cell lines that mirrored the four differentiation states present within normal and malignant breast tissues.
