Sentence examples for cell seeking from inspiring English sources

A "microbivore" nanorobot, for example, could act as an artificial white cell, seeking out and digesting germs – bacteria, viruses, or fungi – in the blood.

For automated image acquisition, the user inserts the multiwell plate sample array, selects which wells to image and sets the delay of the initial time gate with respect to the excitation pulses and an intensity threshold for the cell seeking routine.

Aging Cell seeks to cover all areas of geroscience, highlighting research that uncovers mechanistic aspects of the aging process, as well as the links between aging and age-related disease.

Once there, Bigda played the bad-cop role, going back and forth to the two teens' cells seeking to force information out of them, mostly by threatening to beat them to the point of hospitalization.

The consumptives of the 19th century came to soothe their lungs in the dry, clean air; the Christian mystics of the fourth century retreated far from the Nile River Valley into their desert cells, seeking spiritual transformation.

The unabashed attack on Islam as a "death cult" and on Muslims as sleeper cells seeking to supplant the Constitution with shari'a is a harbinger of acceptable discourse on race in America as well as the unraveling of its tenuous multicultural fabric.

In this case, DUESs could be tags for 'safe sex' among bacterial cells seeking recombination trough competence for natural transformation.

Your model is an admittedly cell-centric model of evolution, with cells seeking their own goals and, in the case of multicellular creatures, working together in a vast cooperative many-layered web.

The purpose of this study was to investigate the balance between transfer ribonucleic acid (tRNA) supply and demand in retrovirus-infected cells, seeking the best targets for antiretroviral therapy based on the hypothetical tRNA Inhibition Therapy (TRIT).

...seek selfish goals (money, power, recognition), just as cancer cells seek to merely eat well and multiply.

New MIT initiative delves into the biology of stem cells and cancer stem cells, seeks ways to identify, purify, and propagate them.