Sentence examples for cell on which from inspiring English sources
In open bipolar electrolysis, suspended metal particles are polarized by electric field and as a result, each individual particle acts as an electrolytic cell on which redox synthesis can be performed.
The problem of the infinite domain is reduced, in conjunction with the discrete Fourier transform, to a finite domain (representative cell) on which the Born von Karman type boundary conditions are applied.
Current was passed from a battery through the cell, on which was cast illumination from a Nernst lamp, the rays of which had first to pass through a revolving transparent photographic film, so that the intensity varied each instant according to the density of the photograph.
One basic question is how different chemokine receptors receive and transduce signals from the surface of a cell on which multiple GPCRs are expressed.
We believe that a reductionist approach, using a simplified model presenting a cell on which the ligand nature and density are carefully controlled, could shed light on the relationship between molecular events and the cell response.
Based on clinical relevance and availability of outcome data, we chose B cells as a model cell on which to test our approach.
Cell line: cell lines on which experiments were performed (e.g. HEK293).
Gamma-Glycerylpropylsilyl or "glycophase" glass has been promoted as a non-fouling surface, resistant to protein adsorption and cell attachment, on which one can immobilize oligopeptide ligands, and thus create cell-type-specific culture surfaces.
Other companies, looking to sidestep both Geron's patents and the ethical issues surrounding embryonic cells, are using so-called neural stem cells on which they have obtained patents.
We reported that cancer cells expressed both AhR and PD-L1 at a relatively high level, which represent the main cells on which AhR and PD-L1 were co-localized (arrow, Fig. 4b).
A reliable source of diseased and normal human heart cells on which to test the drugs' effect prior to clinical use could improve drug screening, save billions of dollars and improve the lives of countless patients.
