Sentence examples for cease to divide from inspiring English sources

5. Political lines will cease to divide Americans, who will separate themselves into two camps — those who have tickets to Britney Spears's show in Vegas and those who have no idea who she is.

QNR cells dissected from 7-day old embryos progressively cease to divide and autonomously execute glial and neuronal differentiation programs [2] [4].

It is important to be successful in this competition, since when the parent females cease to divide food among the nestlings, the nestlings will fight over the food items [53].

We have experience of growing primary human MSCs isolated from fetal bone marrow for more than 3 years and found out that the primary human MSCs do not remain in a continuous proliferative state in serum free conditions (with addition of bFGF and EGF), and after a finite number of mitoses (up to 20), they cease to divide and differentiate.

Following IL-2 withdrawal, IL-2-dependent, proliferating T lymphoblasts cease to divide and undergo apoptosis [ 19].

HL-60 cells induced to differentiate into neutrophil-like cells cease to divide but enhance A. phagocytophilum growth.

After the cells had ceased to divide, a few small protein bodies could be observed at the basal part of embryo proper (Figure 3C).

Of note is that all primary epithelial cultures showed limited life span and ceased to divide after 4 to 7 passages.

A recent study analyzed populations of yeast old mother cells, in which more than ∼ 85% of cells ceased to divide, and observed many genomic rearrangements accompanying aging, including mitochondrial DNA transfer to the nuclear genome, translocations, and retrotranspositions (Hu et al., 2014).

Based on the cell fate map, it becomes apparent that sometimes one daughter cell continues to proliferate while the other ceases to divide and undergoes terminal differentiation or death.

Assuming that once a cell reaches 1000 ERCs the cell ceases to divide, the model is able to simulate survival curves of yeast cells, which fitted in experimental data if the probability of ERC excision increases quadratically with increasing cell generation number.