The phrase "army cell" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to military organization, communication, or technology, referring to a unit or group within an army or a specific function related to military operations.
Example: "The army cell was responsible for coordinating logistics during the operation."
Alternatives: "military unit" or "combat cell".
It should be noted here that, the mammary epithelial cells used in this study only constitutes a small portion of that army of cell types that secrete defence factors against invading pathogens.
Ms. Higuchi's accusations have been corroborated by a former Peruvian intelligence agent who said she witnessed Ms. Higuchi in 1995 naked and cowering in an army intelligence cell.
First, it creates an army of cells, that together express antibodies tailored to combat virtually every possible substance, both self and non-self.
With its army of cells and myriad antibodies, our immune system is well designed to repel attacks by harmful bacteria, viruses, and other microbes.
Starzl's theory, a controversial one, is that a transplanted organ "sends its own army of cells out" into the recipient's body, and that in some cases, the peaceful coexistence of donor and recipient cells trains the immune system to accept the transplant.
"More than 99.99 percent of the species that have ever existed have become extinct," Dr. Margulis and Dorion Sagan wrote in "Microcosmos," a 1986 book that traced, in readable language, the history of evolution over four billion years, "but the planetary patina, with its army of cells, has continued for more than three billion years.
I took him up on the offer, since I myself lived in an army-subsidized cell on a molding kibbutz thirty miles west of the city.
By then researchers had discovered that many diseases are caused by bacteria and other pathogens, and that we fight these invaders with an immune system – an army of cells that can unleash deadly chemicals and precisely targeted antibodies.
"I can insert a gene that will now allow my immune system to recognize you--to divide up and build an army of cells that will seek and find and kill you.
The T-cell army will have to be continually reinforced by stimulating the memory T-cells again and again.
