Sentence examples for a killing cell from inspiring English sources

"Every shepherd will be a fighter, every village a killing cell," swears Ezzat Ibrahim, a senior official, in announcing the referendum results.And if the attack comes?Despite the pervasive public anxiety and the government's bravado, some foreign analysts reckon that most Iraqis would acquiesce in "regime change", even one instigated from outside.

Both the cytotoxic and cytokinetic results revealed that the growth-inhibition by H-8 of P388 cells is mainly due to a blockade of cell-cycle progression rather than due to a killing of cells.

Furthermore, as a killing method cells were also tested against a CPC solution (0.07% w/w in water) for 1 min.

To further explore the role of NK cells, we tested whether NK cells were capable of killing MT tumor cells in a killing assay.

We further investigated the killing ability of CTLs transfected with GFP-BICD2-NT-nesprin-3 using a killing assay in which target cell death was measured by release of lactate dehydrogenase (Fig. 8B).

CTL can recognize the surface complexes through T cell antigen receptor (TCR) interactions and can destroy the tumor cells through a killing mechanism.

These conditions were chosen based on their causing different outcomes in TMP treatment: only in minimal medium the treatment results in growth arrest, supplementation with both AA and Ad leads to cell killing, and addition of thymine rescues cells from the effects of the drug [ 15].

The G418 concentration for selection was established by performing a killing curve on Cos-7 cells for 2 weeks.

Under these conditions there appeared to be a suggestion of an enhanced killing of cells enriched in the G2 + M phase.

At 1 15 Gy to the thyroid, the relative risk was found to be 3.5 if radiotherapy occurred before 10 years, and 0.9 if it occurred later, the risk then decreases following a symmetrical curve, consistent with a cell killing effect (Sigurdson et al. 2005).

These data show that CY potently kills CLL cells, and there is a preferential killing of transformed cells over healthy, non-transformed B cells.