Sentence examples for cell foci from inspiring English sources
Acute Buerger's disease is characterized histopathologically by intensely cellular vessel wall inflammation, giant cell foci, and hypercellular thrombi, but with preservation of the elastic lamina and the overall vascular wall architecture.
In low chronic animals, cell foci were never observed (data not shown).
However, HLA-DR+ cell foci were observed within the prostate during the acute phase of the infection (Figure 6B versus Figure 6A).
Semi-quantitative analysis indicated that there were no marked differences between the sizes and number of CD3+ T cell foci amongst the epididymis and accessory glands of chronically-infected macaques with high PVL.
This was associated with enlarged CD3+ cell foci composed of activated helper and cytotoxic T lymphocytes and may reflect a high level of activation of the immune system in these animals.
In our study, acutely-infected animals did not display any inflammatory foci in the epididymis and seminal vesicles and only small/medium size cell foci were detected in the prostate.
One cell focused on "cooperating with members of the Argentine police, corrupting them or threatening them to collaborate with the attack," Mr. Mesbahi said, according to the transcript.
Hamburg Cell focuses on a group of young Middle Easterners who arrived in Germany during the 1990s, and their unlikely transformation from nondescript students to key players in the 9/11 conspiracy.
Many are rewards for providing the first description of a disease or type of cell, focusing new attention on a previously obscure condition or group of symptoms, or devising an instrument adopted by others.
We describe the effects of geometric and operational parameters on the performances of hydrophoresis devices for optimal size-based cell sorting and sheathless cell focusing.
Reaction systems, a mathematical formalism inspired by the mechanisms within a biological cell, focuses on an abstract set-based representation of chemical reactions via facilitation and inhibition.
