Sentence examples for branch of cells from inspiring English sources

All cell types were put under an isolated branch of 'Cells'.

Dr. Chien has been a major force in laying the foundation of mechanobiology, an emerging branch of cell biology that studies the interplay between mechanical forces and molecular biology.

There are two recent papers in the publication Nature showing that butyrate is important in enlisting regulatory T-cells, a branch of immune cells that control the processes involved in inflammatory bowel disease and irritable bowel syndrome".

These data support the hypothesis that miR-21 targets two branches of cell-cycle inhibitory pathways that individually are sufficient to reduce cell proliferation.

The long branch of all cells can be traced to the end of the image stack; the short branch ends in the medium range of the neuropil and is radially oriented.

Conditioned medium from ET-1-treated 1007 cells promoted capillary branching of endothelial cells compared to untreated cells (Figure 5B).

In contrast, the skeletons of Ax2 dynhp cells showed multiple branches characteristic of cells with multiple protrusions.

3D projection images of pCB6 cell colonies confirmed the presence of branching chains of cells, characteristics of invasive breast carcinoma cells [ 37, 42].

Cells overexpressing FOXM1 showed a very distinct phenotype characterized by branching chains of cells and cellular protrusions indicative of a migratory phenotype.

By 12 days, control cells formed predominantly (91%) colonies with branching chains of cells (extensions) and cellular protrusions, characteristic of a migratory invasive phenotype.

Morphology of colonies was assessed as "invasive" structures with branching chains of cells (extensions) and cellular protrusions, or cohesive "round" colonies with no chains or protrusions.