The phrase "assembly of cells" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, tissue engineering, or any discussion involving the grouping or organization of cells.
Example: "The assembly of cells in the tissue culture was crucial for the experiment's success."
Alternatives: "cluster of cells" or "group of cells".
Impaired assembly of cells' protein-synthesis factories, the ribosomes, can cause cell-cycle arrest and disease.
DNA-programmed assembly of cells (DPAC) allows the reconstitution of organoid-like structures with controlled size, shape, cell-type composition and spatial heterogeneity.
The framing structure for this assembly of cells is made of graphite, which markedly raises the cost.
In fact, polymer materials can be used to guide the activity of cells and the assembly of cells into tissues.
Or, in an image repeated throughout through the book, the stimulus is like a stone thrown into a pool, the ripples from the impact activating the assembly of cells and hence somehow creating consciousness.
The hybrid mesh, which facilitated the redifferentiation of the dedifferentiated multiplied chondrocytes, would be an effective scaffold for the assembly of cells to regenerate three-dimensional cartilaginous tissue.
The Zimmer lab is interested in the structure & assembly of cell surface polymers that form cell walls.
Opazo, F. et al. Modular assembly of cell-targeting devices based on an uncommon G-quadruplex aptamer.
This bottom-up approach from nanoscale to tissue level demonstrates the potential of nanofibrous polymers for engineering the assembly of cell and tissue structure.
Through an association with its well-known counterparts β-catenin and E-cadherin, the canonical roles for α-catenin were to promote the assembly of cell-cell junctions and to stabilize the actin cytoskeleton by directly binding actin (reviewed extensively in Benjamin and Nelson, (2008)).
Just as the Morse Code consists of three simple signals a dash, a dot, and a space the precise arrangement of which suffices to convey coded messages, so the precise arrangement of the bases in DNA contains and conveys the information for the synthesis and assembly of cell components.
