Sentence examples for cell control over from inspiring English sources
We know from studies in Drosophila and plants that a major aspect of cell control over natural genetic engineering is RNA-targeted epigenetic formation of silent chromatin that inhibits the expression of mobile genetic elements.
To test this hypothesis, we studied Treg cell control over T cell responses in peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) from patients with CMVR in a multicenter observational study who did or did not develop IRU.
Stromal cells maintain control over epithelial cell proliferation, survival and response to wounds and could also play a collaborative role in pathological conditions such as cancer [2].
Cyclin-dependent kinases (CDKs) are a large family of proteins that function in a variety of key regulatory pathways in eukaryotic cells, including control over the cell cycle and gene transcription.
In return for providing an efficient mechanism for the oxidation of foods, the cell gains control over the disposition of the liberated chemical energy.
However, the decrease in chemokine concentration with distance complicates cell guidance control over long distances.
The use of such complex signalling cascades also gives the cell greater control over the process as it now contains more than one regulatory step.
The nodes in the central part represent fundamental components of the cell, the control over which might be necessary for the virus to infect successfully.
The presence of a plasma membrane would have given the cell tighter control over material exchange with the environment, preventing direct diffusion into and out of the ER space.
Unfortunately, only some types of cells form cellular aggregates, and because the extracellular matrix of the aggregate is secreted by the component cells, little control over which matrix components are present is possible.
The ICELL8 Single-Cell System delivers greater cell isolation capabilities, control over the selection of isolated cells, and the ability to run multisample experiments.
