In our researches, assessment of cells readiness to apoptosis using iron nanoparticle agglomerates in the studied organs (liver, spleen, and kidney) had revealed an expression of antibody Caspase-3 only in spleen.
The second checkpoint is located at the end of G2 phase and the beginning of the M phase, which ensures the cell's readiness for mitosis.
MCM3 may be present in nonproliferating cells, but it signals a readiness to enter the cell cycle.
Both G1 and G2 allow the cell to assess the readiness to proceed to the next cell cycle phase (Morgan, 2006).
Differences in osteogenetic competence, a state of unexpressed readiness of mesenchymal cell population to differentiate into bone cells, indicates that there are no wholly undifferentiated cells in the body.
Moreover, chromatin remodeling in response to stress signals also seems to be an important mechanism of these cells to increase their readiness for future stressors.
He envisions that people who are susceptible to heart attacks, perhaps because they have high cholesterol and other risk factors, would take regular doses, keeping their progenitor cells in a state of readiness.
In horse chestnut seeds, vacuolar readiness in embryonic cells enables rapid germination.
Partly for this reason, and partly due to concerns over the commercial readiness of hydrogen fuel cell cars, battery-based electric cars have received more attention in recent years than hydrogen cars.
Perhaps in a dig toward government agencies who have provided wan support of hydrogen filling-station infrastructure, Nissan said the Terra was intended to demonstrate the automaker's readiness to deploy fuel-cell products "whenever hydrogen becomes widely available".
