The phrase "as single cells" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to individual members or elements of a larger group. For example, "The organisms in this organismal group interact with each other as single cells."
Pericytes surround the endothelium as single cells.
Key strengths: Studies of developmental processes as single cells give rise to organs, including in disease.
"Dash it all," he says, "we're pretty odd when you think that we started off 3bn years ago as single cells floating around".
Spirilla were occasionally observed as single cells or as small clusters between other bacterial forms.
To track how hESCs incipiently exit pluripotency, we established a system to differentiate hESCs as single cells and conducted live imaging to track their very first cell division.
hPSC were plated as single cells at 30,000 35,000 cells cm−2, unless otherwise specified, onto a thick gel bed with nominal thickness ≥ 100 µm.
For every biopsy, at least 96 SCs were plated as single cells (CES1, CES7, and CES8: N = 96; CES2, CES3, CES4, and CES6: N = 144).
Accurate quantification of biomolecules in system-wide measurements is in high demand, especially for systems with limited sample amounts such as single cells.
CTCs are found both as single cells and as clusters of cells held together by intercellular junctions.
He put the yeast under a microscope and discovered that most of it was no longer growing as single cells.
Since first starting to study choanoflagellates as a post-doc, King has been trying to figure out why some choanoflagellates live their lives as single cells, while others form colonies.
