Sentence examples for cell breakthrough from inspiring English sources

The applicability of defluoridation using the PANI reactor to treat fluoride-contaminated tap water was also tested through flow cell breakthrough studies.

Optimised sorption parameters obtained by fitting both linear and non-linear sorption models to diffusion cell breakthrough data were compared with equivalent parameters from batch sorption tests.

Supporters of President Bush credit his stubborn resistance to the use of human embryos for stem cell research with being the impetus that led scientists to discover how to transform skin cells into stem cells ("Behind the Stem Cell Breakthrough," editorial, Dec. 1).

An equally upsetting case is that of the bogus pluripotent stem cell breakthrough that came and went in one week last November.

As a matter of fact, the Harvard Stem Cell Institute is going to report on major study in what they will call, Stem Cell Breakthrough in Treatment of Diabetes.

Contrary to the widespread view that after Shinya Yamanaka's iPS cell breakthrough human embryo research is no longer needed, I contend that it remains essential.

As governor of Wisconsin, Thomson supported embryonic stem cell research, even hosting a reception at the governor's mansion celebrating the stem cell breakthroughs made at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.

By Hendrik Hertzberg August 12, 2008 Two columns on the implications of that recent stem-cell breakthrough, both published last Friday.

Though Bush had stated his pre-election opposition to stem-cell research, it was the intercession of Secretary of Health and Human Services Tommy Thompson--a longtime supporterof the right-to-life movement and governor of Wisconsin, where the first stem-cell breakthrough occurred--that reportedly caused Bush to delay his decision and consider a compromise.

Bloomberg promises $100 million to fund stem-cell and other biotech research at Johns Hopkins University, blasting the Bush regime for abrogating government's "most basic responsibility" to safeguard the public health when stem-cell breakthroughs may "save the lives of millions".

Ever since the use of Oct4, Sox2, Klf4 and c-Myc (OSKM) to reprogram somatic cells into pluripotent stem cells, breakthroughs in the iPSC field have been reported frequently and these advances greatly challenge our conventional understanding of cell fate determination.