The phrase 'biological cells' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any context where it is relevant. For example: "The researchers studied the effects of the drug on biological cells in vitro."
Scientists are developing the use of biological cells for computer memory functions.
Mitochondria are the tiny powerhouses in biological cells, turning food into the type of energy required for the body to carry out its functions.
He is John Ashe, a 48-year-old engineer (with a doctoral dissertation called "Electric-Field-Induced Deformation of Biological Cells") and an ambassador for one of the world's smallest countries, Antigua and Barbuda (population 67,000).
He went to Harvard Business School, then worked as a venture capitalist in Boston financing and creating companies that focused on DNA sequencing and synthetic biology, which involves programming biological cells.
The 2013 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to three scientists, all based in the United States, for working out how biological cells organise and transport the many molecules they need to function.
The practical consequence of the work may be to show that some systems in nature, like biological cells, may already be using the effect to operate more efficiently and smoothly, since noise of various types is abundant in natural environments.
MIT researchers have invented a new type of workout material that can breathe using biological cells.
Stem cells are biological cells found in all multicellular organisms.
All these results are significantly advantageous for ion beam processing of biological cells.
This is the range of single biological cells and of micro cells in electrochemistry.
The cell viability tests were performed in triplicates for each of the biological cells.
