Sentence examples for a line of cells from inspiring English sources
It's one thing to study epigenetic changes across the life of a single organism, or down a line of cells.
Layton, which made the cells used on Mrs. Elam, has now also moved into neural stem cells by obtaining from Children's Hospital in Boston a license for a line of cells developed by Dr. Snyder.
To clone the animals, company scientists first developed a line of cells from a pig fetus, said Dr. Julia Greenstein, chief executive of Immerge BioTherapeutics, a company that was formed in 2000 as a joint venture of Novartis Pharma A.G. and BioTransplant Inc.
After SAM in the homeostasis state was initially generated as in Fig. 2F, the CZ cells (Fig. 6DE) or a line of cells through the meristem center (Fig 6F) was removed from the cell network.
They were then treated with varying amounts of LLL12 and the tip of a 1 10 µl disposable pipette tip was used to create a wound by dragging it across the surface of the plate and dislodging a line of cells.
There is a line of cells I' (unlabelled) in between lines–I and I in the larva.
Vimentin+ cells appear as a line of elongated cells posterior to the GPSs just before the IL both in rat and mouse pituitaries (Figure 2G, H).
Despite this link, it's not clear whether the type of cells studied--a line of cancer cells commonly used by researchers--somehow enabled AAV to wreak extra damage.
Cell boundaries have fairly random orientations, and hence, the normal and shear stress vary across a line of moving cells.
"Reprogramming is an incredibly important find," said Dr. James Thomson, the University of Wisconsin researcher who first cultured a line of stem cells from human embryos in 1998.
Scientists at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory published the genome of a line of HeLa cells, making it publicly available for downloading.
