The phrase "aids cell" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a cell that aids in a specific function, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The aids cell in the immune system plays a crucial role in fighting infections."
Alternatives: "supporting cell" or "helper cell".
This home-brewed concoction is high in potash, which aids cell division and healthy growth, and it also has good levels of phosphorus and nitrogen.
Commonly used DNA extraction procedures employ a buffer containing one or several detergents such as SDS, NP-40, Triton X 100 or CTAB which aids cell lysis and the removal of proteins from DNA (Moore and Dowhan 1995).
Shape is important for bacterial cells because it plays a role in cell division, helps to maximize the uptake of nutrients, and aids cell movement.
Autophagy is induced beyond basal levels in response to environmental signals (such as fasting), hormones (such as glucagon), and microbial pathogens [ 17- 19] and aids cell survival by producing energy during starvation, and eliminating pathogens from infected cells [ 6, 8, 19].
This purifying mask from the cool bioactive brand contains Breton clay to draw out impurities and spirulina, a tropical seaweed packed with essential fatty acids, to aid cell renewal.
In this regard, tissue engineering aided cell transplantation has recently emerged as a promising alternative.
One outcome of that study was the possibility of using such models to aid cell scale-up and scale-down.
At such interfaces, if the nanoscale features influence protein interactions, those of the microscale and mesoscale aid cell orientation and provide tissue integration, respectively.
Jurkat-AID cell lines were obtained by transfection of the Jurkat cell line with pCDNA3.1AID.
No exogenous cytokines or growth factors were added to aid cell differentiation.
Jurkat and Jurkat-AID cell lines were cultured in RPMI glutamax, with 10% FCS, 100 units/ml penicillin and 100 µg/ml streptomycin, and 2 mg/ml G418 for the Jurkat-AID cell line at 37°C, 5% CO2.
