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If this messenger RNA can be put into cells in the body, the cells could produce virtually any needed protein.
Once a reaction process is engineered through the enzymes, it can be put into cells, so that each cell performs like a drug-making factory.
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Back at Abu Abed's HQ, the men were put into cells.
At approximately 7 30 P.M. Roldan was put into cell Lower E‐4.
At any rate the Secret State Police office did not know anything beforehand and was confronted with the order that Prime Minister Reynaud and Minister Mandel were to be put into prison cells.
But Wimmer points out that in order to build a bacterium, the genome has to be put into a cell, which is a much tougher job.
I chose to allow my hands to be cuffed, my body to be put into a jail cell.
Or instead of putting the nucleus into an egg cell, it might be put into a so-called stem cell from an early embryo.
A 360 m/10 kA HTS DC power cable system, which connects the rectifier output of a substation with the bus bar of an electrolytic aluminium cell, will be put into operation at Henan Zhongfu Industrial Co., Ltd.
Scientists say the chips could be used to test new genetic constructs before they're put into actual cells, like bacteria.
If they wanted to pursue the public good of having clean air and less global warming, they could skew taxation so that what is put into fuel cells is cheaper than what goes into internal-combustion engines and thermal power stations, just as some countries now favour diesel over petrol.
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