Sentence examples for cell integrated in from inspiring English sources
To allow for GMP-compliant harvesting of I, the TERIMO module was localized in a hot cell integrated in a clean room meeting GMP conditions (GMP grade C).
Already they have demonstrated that an array of transparent cells integrated in series can power the liquid crystal display on a small clock, relying entirely on ambient light.
The behaviour of SOI Hall cells integrated in a non-fully depleted SOI ("Silicon-On-Insulator") CMOS technology is investigated, with an emphasis on the study of their main parameters.
MiWEBA addresses mm-wave ultra-broadband phantom cells integrated in mobile cellular networks and backhauling scenarios [5 7].
Product market combinations, like flexible organic light-emitting diodes (OLED) light sources and displays, electronic labels for packaging, or cheap flexible solar cells integrated in various applications ranging from roof tiles to smart fabrics, offer functionalities which are not served by conventional rigid silicon-based electronics technologies.
We noticed here for the first time that some sestrin genes SESN1-T1 and T2 and SESN3 could be down-regulated by low doses of DUVR in human primary skin cells integrated in a 3D organotypic model.
A subset of GFP+ cells integrated in the OBs and expressed neuronal markers (Supporting Information Fig S6C and D).
Moreover, counts in SEZ sections indicated that the treatment resulted in a higher proportion of GFAP+S100β− cells integrated in the ependymal layer (Fig. 6E).
Available information suggests that classically activated M1 macrophages are potent effector cells integrated in Th1 responses, which kill microorganisms and tumor cells and produce copious amounts of proinflammatory cytokines.
Cells integrate in the host's retina but they achieve partial success in establishing synaptic connections in vivo.
Indeed, the first description of EPC showed that peripheral blood-derived CD34-positive cells integrated into newly formed vessels in an in vivo model of limb ischaemia [ 2].
