Sentence examples for cell agglomerations from inspiring English sources

Loss of E-cadherin results in EMT and allows cells to detach from cell agglomerations and to migrate.

When transferred to floating collagen gels, these mesenchymal HMECs generated only a few loose cell agglomerations (Fig. 2B, Table 1).

Apoptosis, that is, programmed cell death, and the occurrence of Hayflick's limit are essential for the stabilization of constancy of cell agglomerations in working organisms.

Genes involved in osmoprotection which may respond to high salt conditions in cell agglomerations on human skin, such as gbsA (glycine betaine aldehyde dehydrogenase) were also found among the non-synonymous significant genes.

Early cell agglomeration was observed in fibrin as compared to fibrin alginate composites.

In this case, images show cell agglomeration probably arranged into piles.

However, this method also exhibits some disadvantages, including unknown effects of hydrodynamic shear stress [11], cell agglomeration (or bead bridging) as well as additional expense and down-stream purification to remove cells from the microcarrier.

By using solutions at high cell concentrations, we reduced cell mobility and maximized rapid identification of cells for imaging purposes; however, this also entailed the disadvantage of cell agglomeration, which of course reduced our chances of imaging one single flat cell at a time.

In addition to cell cell aggregation, an extracellular matrix-like material was observed within the cell agglomeration.

For these assays, the potential for unexpected cell agglomeration behaviors as a result of the ENMs must be assessed through use of orthogonal methods to verify results.

Indeed, SMA-560 SCs became apparent as a loose cell agglomeration with some dead cells inside the spheroid, but no major differences were observed between cells exposed to Cil or control peptide, and extensive cell death was noticed only as a result of Stauro treatment (Supplementary Figure 4).