The phrase "availability cell" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scheduling, resource management, or data organization, where it refers to a specific area or unit that indicates availability.
Example: "In the project management tool, the availability cell shows when team members are free to take on new tasks."
Alternatives: "availability slot" or "availability block".
The Start commitment point in G1 phase of budding yeast is controlled by nutrient availability, cell size, and the presence of mating pheromone [29].
To determine the capacity of R. rickettsii to respond to changes in environmental conditions, custom Affymetrix GeneChips were used to determine transcriptional changes in R. rickettsii exposed to differences in temperature, iron availability, cell type, and cold shock.
As biomass growth slows, for instance, due to the effect of temperature or restricted substrate availability, cell division decelerates and the formation of storage products typically increases simultaneously.
Human tissue is of limited availability, cell culture commonly does not express the molecular defects seen in tissue, and no animal models exist that accurately reflect human POLG encephalopathy syndromes.
There is debate about the relationship between the cell division cycle and the yeast respiratory oscillations, and whether the short- and long-phase oscillations are fundamentally different, or whether the variation in phase length is a result of a difference in nutrient availability, cell spacing, or errors in data interpretation [ 5- 7].
However, due to limited antibody availability, cell-context specificity of transcriptional interaction patterns, and the associated cost, the assembly of complete binding site repertoires for the majority of TFs is not a viable option.
To ensure glucose availability, cells that depend on anaerobic glycolysis to sustain ATP production, such as skeletal myotubes, accumulate large amounts of glucose in the form of glycogen.
In order to rapidly respond to growth and proliferation stimuli, stress, and nutrient availability, cells use translational control as an important mechanism of gene expression.
In addition to nutrient availability, cells can respond efficiently also to changes in temperature by activating the so called heat shock response.
To cope with the reduced oxygen availability cells differentially regulate genes including factors involved in an anti-apoptotic response [ 16, 17].
Depending on the need for cells and availability of cells, flasks were seeded with 6 to 10 million cells, with 50 ml of medium, and incubated at 37°C, in an atmosphere of 5% CO2.
