Sentence examples for by different cell populations from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the tumor now appears to be constituted by different cell populations harboring different phenotypes.
The expression of RANKL by different cell populations provides the source of soluble RANKL in synovial fluid and serum in favor of osteoclastogenesis and bone resorption.
Indeed, it has been reported that tumors can be infiltrated by different cell populations such as B cells, NK cells, Th1 and Th2 cells, regulatory T cells (Tregs), senescent T cells and macrophages, among others.
The paradoxical findings on the over-expression of pro-apoptotic CARD 14 and anti-apoptotic Faim2 may be due to their expression by different cell population in the brain.
Furthermore, DCs are key linkers of innate and adaptive immune responses by influencing different cell populations, like CD8+ killer T cell responses [ 25– 27].
Most recently, two models have shed light on Shh-independent MB mouse models by targeting different cell populations during CNS development.
This is the model Liu et al., 2012 proposed by labeling different cell populations using mosaic analysis with double markers (MADM) in mice.
In several tissues, including bone, it has been reported that PTHrP and PTH1R mRNAs and/or proteins are expressed by adjacent, but different, cell populations.
This cortico-STN coherence contrasts with the dopamine-sensitive synchronisation in the lower beta band evident within and between basal ganglia nuclei, as was recently shown by looking at different cell populations within one STN [ 44,45] and between bilateral STN [ 46].
Thus, the comparison between the transcriptome of cells expressing either the transforming form of v-ErbA or the S61G mutant of v-ErbA allowed us to generate a list of 110 differentially expressed genes between these two conditions, 15 of which were observed to be repressed by v-ErbA by real-time PCR on different cell populations.
Since cell staining is tricky for TEM analysis, we have to distinguish the two different cell populations by comparing the cellular morphology in mono-cultures.
