The phrase "areas of cells" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, histology, or any field discussing cellular structures or arrangements.
Example: "The researcher focused on the areas of cells that exhibited abnormal growth patterns."
Alternatives: "regions of cells" or "zones of cells".
The coverage areas of cells on the samples estimated by ImageJ software are denoted in the images.
Moreover, video-microscopy of distinct cells or areas of cells over a prolonged period of time represents a technical challenge.
Results: The mean areas of cells and cytoplasm were significantly lower at lower T-scores (P<0.01), while the mean areas of nuclei were not (P>0.5).
We also imaged previously inaccessible areas of cells such as the side surfaces of the hair cell stereocilia and the intercalated disks of isolated cardiac myocytes, and performed targeted patch-clamp recordings from the latter.
We also investigated how well tissues fitted to Lewis' law, which states that a linear relationship exists between number of neighbors and areas of cells [7].
We used Lewis' law [7] – stating that a linear relationship exists between number of neighbors and areas of cells – to compare the distributions of cell areas from our simulations with the distribution of the SAM (Fig. 4).
At that time the ICR had a distinguished record in understanding carcinogens and developing chemotherapeutic drugs, but lacked research into the rapidly developing areas of cell and molecular biology.
This includes attending several meetings in the areas of cell biology covered by Traffic each year.
An amine-terminated self-assembled monolayer is used to define areas of cell adhesion.
The first uses information generated when mobile phones move across the coverage areas of cell-towers, which results in hand-overs and location area change events [23 25].
Actin protrusions into filopodia are evident on all sides of the SF767 cells, including between adjacent cells at what should be areas of cell-cell contact.
