The phrase "amalgam of cell" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing; the correct form would be "amalgam of cells."
Example: "The tissue sample was an amalgam of cells from various types, showcasing the diversity of the organism."
Alternatives: "mixture of cells" or "blend of cells."
During my tenure at NCI, I redirected my research into expression genomics, an amalgam of cancer cell biology and comprehensive and massively parallel genetic technologies.
Microarray analysis was carried out on endometrial tissue, an amalgam of varying cell types.
The eukaryotic cell thus apparently arose as an amalgam of different cells, in the process becoming an efficient aerobic cell whose plasma membrane was freed from energy metabolism one of the major functions of the cell membrane of prokaryotes.
The determination of transference numbers for different doped as well as undoped sodium-β-aluminas has been carried out by means of a method based on emf measurements of amalgam concentration cells of the type Nax2Hg1−x2/sodium-β-alumina/Nax1Hg1−x1 at 25°C.
The thermodynamic properties and treatments of alkali-metal amalgams, in connection with emf measurements of amalgam concentration cells, are discussed in terms of different choice of standard state.
Amalgam was the most toxic material, showing early manifestation of cell injury.
An original type of cell, containing three electrodes, was used to study the glass/alkali amalgam interface.
The microenvironment of solid tumors is a complex amalgam of soluble and insoluble molecules and cells that together constitute an indispensable regulator of tumor growth.
The killer cells are genetically engineered to produce a complex protein, an amalgam of pieces from different parts of the immune system that is unlike anything seen before.
