Sentence examples for arrested population from inspiring English sources

Previous reports have suggested that a G2/M arrested population of cardiac myocytes exists in the rat adult heart.[14], [15] To examine this further, we prepared heart sections and assessed them for any evidence of mitotic arrest by the phosphorylation of histone H3 on serine 10 or serine 28.

This suggested an increase in the G2/M or M arrested population after AZD2281 treatment.

Clearly, the thermal scenario tested here arrested population growth and moderately lowered the maximum quantum yield of photosystem II in Symbiodinium B1.

Starvation for glucose (G), nitrogen (N), or phosphate (P) each produces a morphologically similar G1 arrested population (Gasch et al. 2000; Giots et al. 2003; Gray et al. 2004; Johnston et al. 1977; Mazon 1978).

This method had already been validated in cycling cells, but had not been previously tested in mitotically arrested populations.

However, the majority of nuclei in arrested populations retained ∼20% of the control level of MCM proteins, when MCM4 and MCM5 were analysed in single cells.

Knockdown of Plk1 protein expression by miR-100 led to a significant suppression of cell proliferation of SPC-A1/DTX, dramatic increase of early apoptosis rate, G2/M arresting population, and an increase in the response of SPC-A1/DTX cells to docetaxel both in vitro and in vivo.

The prospect of a two-day rather than a two-week trip to the UK must surely appeal to most "Saints", as well as arrest population decline.

The data also shows that African-Americans across those counties comprise a higher percentage of the arrest population than the general resident population in those counties, and a higher percentage than the African-American population statewide.

While the OpenJustice team noticed striking disparities between the state population versus the arrest population in statewide data, the team was able to get even more granular in version two.

Safety of the device has been established in the cardiac arrest population where it has been used to induce rapid brain cooling for therapeutic hypothermia as neuroprotection [21, 22].