Sentence examples for cell organisms from inspiring English sources

Single cell organisms had to evolve into bicellular organisms and eventually into creatures with the impressive number of cells we humans have – I'm no biologist, but I believe it may be as many as a dozen.

"Most people have internet, but most people don't hack banks," says Shindel, laughing at the idea of accidentally opening Pandora's box for the next Frankenstein ("We have enough trouble keeping single cell organisms alive!") Like all technology, synthetic biology is subject to the "dual usage" paradox – everything can be used for good and evil.

This is because it took some 4.5 billion years for human life to develop here on Earth from the original single cell organisms, and it took just as long for the earliest stars to have produced the materials that make up our life.

Cell cell communication and coordinated population-based behavior among single cell organisms have gained considerable attention in the recent years.

Here, we provide an overview of the basic properties of feed-forward loops as predicted by mathematical models and validated experimentally in single cell organisms.

The evolutionary processes of oceans, single cell organisms, and land larva deeply inform his work, and the artist even completed a fellowship at the Smithsonian Museum Of Natural History to further his understanding of bioluminescent ocean life. .

Authors' response: No, I did not state that single-cell organisms cannot be organized in species.

Single-cell organisms can behave as an organized community through a variety of different communication mechanisms.

For single-cell organisms, the path from sensory input to motor response is direct and unmediated.

The algae, single-cell organisms called schizochytria, are grown in huge tanks and dried, then incorporated into the feed.

In the mid-1600s, Antonie van Leeuwenhoek built one of the first microscopes and observed single-cell organisms making what he called "pleasing and nimble" movements.