Sentence examples for a host of cells from inspiring English sources

Cilia, and their longer cousins called flagella, are found on a host of cells in species including the single-celled alga Chlamydomonas, mice, and humans.

Indeed neuroglia embraces a host of cells with very different origin, morphology and function.

TNF-α is a promiscuous cytokine, produced and recognized by a host of cells that participate in inflammatory osteolysis.

A host of cell culture and animal data suggests they should work.

Verfaillie's work is at a much earlier stage; her multi-potent adult stem cells appear to differentiate like embryonic stem cells into a host of cell types, and may even be better at making some tissues, like liver.

Inner ear pathology encompassed a host of cell types in the cochlea.

NPM-ALK is known to activate a host of cell signaling pathways, including those of Janus-family tyrosine kinase/signal transducer and activator of transcription 3 (STAT3), Ras/extracellular signal-regulated kinase (ERK) and phosphoinositide kinase-3/AKT, so as to deregulate various cellular functions such as cell cycle progression and cell survival.

(2) Na+/K+-ATPase is also a signal transducer; i.e., in response to some stimuli (drugs, hormones, and putative hormones), it interacts with neighboring membrane proteins to activate multiple growth-related signal transduction pathways, leading to a host of cell-specific downstream effects.

In the dissociated CPu culture obtained at the early dissection time point, E14.5, there are a host of other cells in addition to the cholinergic interneuron.

VEGF-stimulated signal transduction regulates a host of endothelial cell responses including proliferation, migration, permeability and cell cell interactions.

The IκB kinase (IKK) complex responds to a host of proinflammatory cell stimuli by switching to a state of high catalytic activity.