Sentence examples for between these two cellular from inspiring English sources
Remarkably, these effects were linearly correlated to those observed on protein synthesis, thus suggesting a direct link between these two cellular events and TrkB modulation.
The slight differences between these two cellular populations could be attributed to viral insertions in the genome or incomplete genetic reprogramming.
The fact that these mutants were selected for failure to differentiate into bradyzoites and also show a defect switching to the extracellular state suggests a common link between these two cellular processes.
The separation of the arrays into the correct experimental groups based on the gene expression profiles indicates that the pattern of gene expression is indeed different between these two cellular groups and that it is captured in the array expression profiles.
This again suggests that taperin shuttles between these two cellular compartments.
This suggests that circadian clock regulation of the cell cycle can occur at multiple levels, resulting in complex interactions between these two cellular oscillators.
It therefore was of interest to explore the global similarities and differences between the transcript populations in these two cellular locations, and for this purpose microarrays were employed.
This clear difference between the two cellular stress responses, not explained by these three stress-response pathways, suggests the involvement of at least one additional (not yet identified) arm of the cellular response to unfolded DD that is not shared by the HSR.
Noise, however, induces frequent jumps between the two stable concentration levels [5] and prevents the cell from making any stable decision between the two cellular states.
The quantity of gene expression differences between the two cellular populations, and among the hiPSCs themselves, could account for incomplete reprogramming.
Along similar lines, the nucleoskeletal hypothesis posits that optimal cellular function would require a rather constant nucleo/cytoplasmic (karyoplasmic) ratio ensuring an optimal exchange between the two cellular compartments.
