Sentence examples for cell genes and from inspiring English sources
The current findings reinforce the existence of a core gene expression signature that defines EVPs which include a capacity to remodel the extracellular matrix and a core set of "stem cell" genes and quiescence genes.
PRC2 is required for proper lineage specification during hematopoietic differentiation, and acts by silencing a "legacy" of stem cell genes and suppressing alternative cell fates via trimethylation of H3K2727.
CONCLUSION: Breast cancer etiology is becoming clearer through the study of molecular alterations in germline and somatic cell genes, and the interaction of these genes with steroid hormones and relevant growth factors.
The panel of related cell lines with different host-virus phenotypes could be useful for more precisely defining steps in the infectious cycle of HIV, and for identifying host cell genes and gene products that determine the outcome of HIV infection.
Sequencing of the tammar genome found "innovation in reproductive and lactational genes, rapid evolution of germ cell genes, and incomplete, locus-specific X inactivation".
NANOG and the core transcription factor OCT4 maintain the expression of stem cell genes, and repress the induction of differentiation-specific factors [5].
Advanced therapy (cell, gene, and tissue engineered) medicinal products have a complex regulatory framework within Europe, which is rapidly evolving.
SOX2 has been described as an essential embryonic stem cell gene and moreover, a necessary factor for induced cellular reprogramming.
However, because FH-B-TPNs lack the expression of a number of β-cell or non β-cell genes, and are associated with low insulin content, we aimed to determine whether these cells, upon physical manipulation and envelopment within "clinical grade" alginate-based microcapsules, would reverse hyperglycemia after graft into diabetic animal models.
Smart toilets will perform liquid biopsies – which are already available – to detect cancer cells, genes and enzymes.
Single-stranded copies of genes are then obtained again from both types of cell, but this time a red chemical dye is attached to all the cancer cells' genes and a blue dye to those of the normal cells.
