The phrase "attributed to the cell" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or academic contexts when discussing characteristics, functions, or phenomena that are ascribed to a cell.
Example: "The unique properties of the membrane are attributed to the cell's lipid composition."
Alternatives: "ascribed to the cell" or "assigned to the cell".
The enhanced and long-term cellular growth of HPAS-AA hydrogel is attributed to the cell responsive features of structured water.
MAGED1 deficiency also caused a promotion in osteoclastogenesis, and that was attributed to the cell autonomous acceleration of differentiation in osteoclasts and an increased receptor activator of NF-κB ligand/osteoprotegerin ratio, a major index of osteoclastogenesis, in osteoblasts.
This increase might not have been attributed to the cell death, not only since the increased hGR levels were unrelated to LDH levels but also because the simultaneously measured abundant intracellular HSP72 and 90 proteins were repressed rather than increased in the sepsis group and among non-survivors.
We purposefully adopted an analysis strategy that stripped away differences between UCB-derived G0 and G1 cells thus eliminating any genomic difference that may be attributed to the cell cycle status of these functionally similar groups of cells.
The osteoclast dysfunction was attributed to the cell autonomous defects of differentiation and survival in osteoclasts and the decreased expression of receptor activator of nuclear factor-κB ligand (RANKL), a major determinant of osteoclastogenesis, in osteoblasts.
Whether the differential activity of the RAF-AKT crosstalk was attributed to the cell fusion process or to another mechanism is unclear.
The difference could be attributed to the cell-line-dependent differentiation process that was reported in iPS cell-derived cardiomyocytes [ 18].
Based on our calculated values of these three indexes, we found that about 60% of the viral infection is attributed to the cell-to-cell infection in the in vitro cell culture system (Table 1), which is consistent with previous estimation by Komarova and Wodarz (2013), Komarova et al. (2013a), and Komarova et al. (2013b).
Thus, these results confirm that aPPD exerts opposite pharmacological effects on these different cell types and this cell-type-specific, bidirectional phenomenon can be attributed to the cell-type-specific difference in the activity of aPPD in raft-associated Akt signaling.
Most of the known biological functions are attributed to the cell-bound form, but there are reports that soluble forms of TF may play a role in coagulation or hemostasis [ 6] and may be a link between tissue inflammation and thrombosis [ 7].
