Sentence The phrase 'ability sphere' is not a commonly used phrase in English and it is not grammatically correct.
However, it is possible to use it as a metaphor in written English. For example, "The ability sphere of a student determines their academic success."
We examined several other haloarchaeal species for the ability of sphere formation under reduced aw.
Inhibiting β-catenin signalling with small interfering RNA (siRNA) significantly inhibited the TIP30 deficiency-induced enhanced ability for sphere formation, proliferation and resistance to cisplatin.
Poor prostatic PTEN expression increases SC-like cells and causes cancer initiation (Signoretti and Loda 2007) and in prostate cancer cells increases sphere-forming ability and xenograft sphere cell tumorigenicity (Dubrovska et al. 2009).
Inhibiting β-catenin significantly inhibited TIP30 deficiency-induced enhanced abilities for sphere formation, proliferation and chemoresistance.
The recruited cells kept basic SC characteristics, such as self-renewal ability and sphere-forming capacity, during the acquisition of the oncogenic phenotype.
But despite their flexibility, the gods had limited abilities and spheres of influence.
Furthermore, after incubation in medium with serum for 6 days, the enhanced tumor-initiation ability of T24 sphere cells was compromised (five mice per group), suggesting that T24 sphere cells might possess differentiation potential (Supplementary Figures S1b d).
Our data showed that all of the MPM cell lines contained sphere-forming cells with the ability to produce spheres up to the 3rd generation demonstrating self-renewal properties.
Glioblastoma, colon cancer, and melanoma cells above all, selected for their ability to form sphere clusters, were found to be highly tumorigenic and able to propagate and reconstitute original tumor architecture when injected into permissive hosts.
