The phrase "aggregate of cells" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, medicine, or data analysis where you are referring to a collection or grouping of cells.
Example: "The tissue sample was examined under a microscope, revealing an aggregate of cells that indicated the presence of a tumor."
Alternatives: "cluster of cells" or "collection of cells".
This is specifically the case with the spheroid culture, where a small aggregate of cells grows free of foreign materials.
A cluster is a cohesive aggregate of cells that can act quasi-autonomously, independent of individual cell activities.
In contrast, the abducens neurons migrated only radially and formed a loose aggregate of cells close to the midline, which became better defined between st26 and st31.
For example, embryonic cells dissociated from two different tissues will sort into two separate regions when cultured as a randomly mixed aggregate of cells.
Within these events, the process of granulation tissue formation is pivotal as it constitutes a sort of living, temporary aggregate of cells and proteins, acting as a welding material until the tissue's continuity is restored.
Consequently, our study is limited to two compartments, but with further investigation into image processing techniques and improved membrane markers, it should be possible in subsequent studies to analyze three compartments (nucleus, cytosol and membrane) for each cell in a monolayer or even an aggregate of cells.
Then the microbial cell clusters were assembled together with the help of filamentous bacteria to form an aggregate of cell cluster which is called ANAMMOX subunits.
In order for small aggregates of cells to form larger aggregates, the cells must generally become attached to a surface, where they flatten and develop an envelope of special cells (pinacocytes); this is called the diamorph stage.
Gemmulation begins when aggregates of cells, mostly archaeocytes, which, when they become laden with reserve food granules become isolated at the surface of a sponge and surrounded by a protective covering.
Heterotypic aggregates of cells joined by recognition sequence DNA could be dispersed with 10 min exposure to BamHI while undispersed cells heterotypically aggregated with a control sequence remained.
We have demonstrated that the bacteria move against the flow of xylem sap through the extension and retraction of hair-like type IV pili, and that they develop large aggregates of cells within biofilms.
