The phrase "a degree of cell" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific measurement or characteristic related to cells, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "In the study, we measured a degree of cell differentiation among the samples."
Alternatives: "a level of cell" or "a measure of cell".
Alignment created an architecture that simulated a degree of cell orientation in native ligament tissue.
In turn, such activation of the channels decreases a degree of cell injury [19].
2i treatment was accompanied by a degree of cell death, which became apparent 3 days after the medium switch.
Flax intended for fibre production is harvested on day 107 of plant growth to prevent too great a degree of cell wall lignification.
Withdrawal of progesterone after initiation of the decidual process invariably causes a degree of cell death in vitro and, clinically, antiprogestins such as RU486 are widely used for termination of unwanted pregnancies (35).
One type of cells formed large areas of stationary cobblestone assemblies similar to E2 treated cells showing a degree of varying cell sizes of cell densities with large nucleies.
Anti-apoptotic effects of adiponectin may not extend to all cell types [ 44], suggesting a degree of beta cell specificity.
This however has to be interpreted with caution since it could simply signify a degree of epithelial cell loss within the inflamed tissue.
In particular, a human osteoblast cell line (MG-63) seeded onto the scaffold after a standardised preconditioning route in simulated body fluid showed a high degree of cell proliferation and a good ability to produce calcium nodules.
Furthermore, tunicamycin, an inducer of ER stress, produced a greater degree of cell death in MEFs from KO mice than from WT mice.
To study the effects of exosomes, we were careful to choose a dose of H2O2 that resulted in a moderate degree of cell death, to be able to study any up or down regulating effects of exosomes.
