The phrase "as one cell" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe something functioning or behaving collectively, similar to a single unit or entity.
Example: "The team worked together as one cell, coordinating their efforts to achieve the common goal."
Alternatives: "as a single unit" or "as a cohesive entity".
In plants and animals, a family of proteins called E2F transcription factors control the early stages of cell division, turning genes on and off as needed as one cell prepares to split into two.
Every organism, from a single-celled bacterium to a human being starts out as one cell.
Circulating tumour cells are indeed very rare events, occurring at rates as low as one cell per 10 or 10 leukocytes and most methods rely on the combination of two steps, that is, enrichment followed by detection to increase the sensitivity of the assay (Mostert et al, 2009).
Thus, we examined 6 other human primary cell types (plus 4 subcutaneous and visceral (preadipocytes and adipocytes) from two new biological variant) as well as one cell line (Podocytes) for insulin production (Figure 8 C).
The recharge of a Li-ion battery has to be interrupted as soon as one cell reaches the charge cut-off voltage, even if the other cells of the battery are not fully charged.
A positive test for CPCs was defined as one cell PSA P504S in an 8 ml blood sample.
At 24°, all the embryos arrested as one-cell embryos.
At 24°, all the embryos arrested as one-cell embryos (n > 400).
By homology, Kops et al. (2010) identified K10D2.4 as a potential C. elegans ortholog and showed by RNAi that depleted embryos arrested as one-cell embryos (Kops et al. 2010).
In the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans, temperature-sensitive mutants of emb-1 arrest as one-cell embryos in metaphase of meiosis I in a manner that is indistinguishable from embryos that have been depleted of known subunits of the anaphase-promoting complex or cyclosome (APC/C).
They exist as just one cell, each vastly smaller than almost any single human cell.
