Sentence examples for cell harms from inspiring English sources

There was a significant down-regulation of sapA involved in potassium uptake in E. coli indicating that there is a decline in nutrient uptake and oxygen consumption rate of the cell (Harms et al. 2001).

Chemotherapy and radiation kill both cancerous cells and normal cells, and the damage to normal cells harms the immune system.

NK-cells redeployed with exercise after DS retained their expression of perforin and Granzyme-B indicating that DS did not affect NK-cell 'arming'arming

If it was shown that AZT did have a toxic effect on T-cells, harming a patient's progress, questions would be raised about who should use AZT and for how long.

This signal molecule then promotes the expression of particular genes to protect the cell from harm.

Any change in the amount of water inside the cell can harm the cell and cause its death.

Specific activation of the prodrug is expected to kill pancreatic cancer cells without harming normal pancreatic cells.

Because these drugs work by destroying rapidly dividing cells, they harm some healthy cells — such as hair follicles — as well as cancer cells.

Adaptive mesh refinement is used to save on the number of mesh cells without harming spatial resolution in critical regions.

Erbitux has been considered one of the most promising new experimental treatments for cancer because of its apparent ability to knock out cancer cells without harming healthy tissue.

In recent years, the drug industry has come up with "smart bombs" that aim to destroy cancerous cells without harming normal ones.