Sentence examples for cell breeding from inspiring English sources

A scale down version of a multi component production plant, including a cell breeding reactor, a protein production reactor and a disc clarifier for enzyme separation is combined to an Integrated Bioprocess.

A designed multi-bioreactor plant, comprising a 5 l cell breeding BIOSTAT® Bplus system and a sixfold 1 l BIOSTAT® Qplus system, was equipped with different, interlinked automation structures for systematic process controlling and reliable optimization procedures.

ATG7 was inactivated in myelomonocytic cells by breeding of ATG7flox/flox mice [29] with mice that express the Cre recombinase from endogenous lysozyme M locus (Lyz-Cre).

Parada and colleagues provided evidence that cancer stem cells may be responsible for GBM recurrence by using a nestin-ΔTK-IRES-GFP mouse model that labels quiescent subventricular adult neural stem cells, and breeding this transgenic mouse to a well-established mouse model of gliomagenesis (hGFAP-Cre; Nfl fl/+; p53 fl/fl; Pten fl/+) (ref. 7; Fig. 1).

For these purposes, a 2D model for the breeder unit of HCLL and a 3D model for the single cell of WCLL breeding blanket concepts have been investigated.

It is a long and cumbersome procedure that involves combining pieces of DNA in embryonic stem cells and mouse breeding.

Thus, to examine the participation of Ndst1 in the mammary gland, Ndst1 was inactivated selectively in mammary epithelial cells by cross breeding mice bearing a floxed conditional allele (Ndst1f/f) to MMTVCre mice, which express the bacteriophage Cre recombinase in mammary epithelia at day 6 postpartum [53], [54].

In these experiments we bypassed the LKB1 requirement for T-cell development by breeding mice expressing LKB1 floxed alleles to CreER T2 mice that express a tamoxifen inducible Cre recombinase.

K.Y. performed the animal breeding experiments, cell culture, PCR and sequence analyses.

We thank C. Gumy and A. Odermatt for providing cDNA from HEK293 cells, R. Bill for breeding the PSGL-1 deficient mice, E. Vassella for his advice concerning the flotillin constructs and E. Sigel for critical reading of the manuscript.

The paper shows that circulating tumor cells can return to the primary tumor, a process termed tumor self-seeding or cross-seeding, and that this helps breeding tumor cells that give rise to aggressive metastatic variants.