The phrase "analysis of the cells" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, medicine, or any field that involves examining or studying cells.
Example: "The analysis of the cells revealed significant abnormalities that required further investigation."
Alternatives: "examination of the cells" or "study of the cells".
They did detailed genetic analysis of the cells, pinpointing the molecule, Prostaglandin D2, that was found at higher levels in the bald scalps of men.
Morphometric analysis of the cells present in 20 random high-powered fields (hpf) was conducted at the graft's midpoint.
Transmission Electron Microscopy analysis of the cells revealed the typical cell wall architecture of the S-layer.
Now, genetic analysis of the cells has cast fresh doubts on the research and found potential evidence of inadvertent or deliberate switching of cellular material.
Lithium plating/stripping analysis indicated no evidence of dendrite formation with good interfacial properties which were further confirmed by postmortem analysis of the cells.
FE-SEM analysis of the cells incubated with 400 mM NaCl for 24 h did not reveal any morphological variations (Additional file 5: Fig. S5) and were comparable to control cells, untreated with NaCl or any other metal (Fig. 5a).
The cytocompatibility of the AuNS@PEG nanoparticles was further confirmed by flow cytometric analysis of the cells treated with the AuNS@PEG nanoparticles at different concentrations for 2 h.
EM analysis of the cells expressing these truncation constructs demonstrated localization of the C-terminus of all the constructs in the ER lumen consistent with the interpretation that only one TM domain exists between amino acids 1 80 (Fig. 1D).
In vitro studies involved the investigation of the proliferation of fibroblasts Rat-1 and epithelial cells IAR-2 at the tested films and morphometric analysis of the cells cultivated on the films.
[A day after SNU's announcement, Science published a letter from eight leading stem cell and cloning scientists asking Hwang to cooperate with them to conduct a new genetic analysis of the cells.].
Scholl is upbeat that the transplanted cells still appear safe and says that analysis of the cells in the recipients' eyes are "indeed an indication that something is happening".
