Sentence examples for cease expressing from inspiring English sources
As the nymphal ticks start to feed and the spirochetes in the midgut begin to multiply rapidly, most spirochetes cease expressing OspA on their surface (13, 14 ).
Of note, as well, is that tumors that express ER at the time of diagnosis can cease expressing ER over the time-course of the disease.
Because hRasGRP4 mRNA and protein are below detection in macrophage-rich organs and because human PBMCs cease expressing hRasGRP4 when they are exposed to lectins ex vivo [ 1], we conclude that the monocytes in PBMCs cease expressing this signaling protein when they differentiate into mature macrophages in tissues.
One challenge with examining the contribution of different progenitor populations in vivo is tracking their contribution to other tissues once they have ceased expressing markers that define their origin.
As optic cup formation proceeds, this region flattens, enlarges, exhibits the morphological characteristics of RPE, and eventually ceases expressing RX2, a marker for retinal stem and early progenitor cells.
Reticulocytes and erythrocytes stop expressing EPOR and cease being responsive to EPO [24].
Reticulocytes and erythrocytes stop expressing EPOR and cease being responsive to EPO [ 24].
Type-3 progenitor cells, that cease to express nestin but still express DCX [52], significantly increased in number in PC3/Tis21-null mice (BrdU+/nestin−/DCX+; about 17% increase; Figure 1D).
In order to follow de-differentiated β cells, even after they cease to express insulin, we developed a lineage tracing system that marks cells that have expressed insulin (transcribed the insulin gene) in the past.
The hope seems to be that if sufficient ammunition is arrayed against the markets, then they'll cease to express their lack of confidence in a successful resolution of the euro-zone crisis.
Throughout Murakami's oeuvre, on the other hand, his characters never cease to express their bafflement about the nature of time, or change, or consciousness, or moral choice, or the simple fact of finding themselves alive, in this world or another.
