Sentence examples for cell establishment from inspiring English sources
Although titanium alloys such as Ti-6Al-4 V exhibit some antimicrobial activity [46], they are still prone to bacterial colonization, hence the importance of an active compound which can hinder this process and concomitantly favor human cell establishment due to its biocompatibility, which can be accomplished by molecules like antimicrobial peptides.
Therefore our data indicate that FGF4 is not absolutely essential for TS cell establishment, at least in some species.
A screen in Drosophila melanogaster identified polar granule component (pgc) as the gene required for Pol II inhibition and germ cell establishment [3].
NE cell establishment in the proximal airway requires Hes1, Pofut1 or Rbpj (Ito et al., 2000; Tsao et al., 2009).
We also exposed the mice to γ-rays during embryonic development and at the time of spermatogonial stem cell establishment and followed-up spermatogenesis recovery through adulthood.
Those fate choices are considered developmentally illegitimate because epiblast cells have passed beyond their segregation points prior to ES cell establishment (see Essay by J. Rossant).
If the replication rate is faster such that the infection could be established based on the kinetics in singly infected cells, establishment of infection is independent of initial conditions.
We also provide skilled assistance with a variety of protocols utilizing mouse ES cells (establishment of new lines, differentiation into specific cell types).
In an attempt to determine the kinetics of spermatogenesis regeneration after irradiation in both WT and KO mice, we searched for testis alteration at different age after irradiation (2 Gy) at the time of spermatogonial stem cells establishment (P3).
The evolutionary expansion of the mammalian Dlg family has provided diversity in the mechanisms of cell polarity establishment and junction formation.
It involves polarisation of the egg/zygote, asymmetric cell divisions, establishment of axes, symmetry breaking, formation of organs, and parental nutrition (at least in early stages).
