Sentence examples for cell slips from inspiring English sources

Whether a cell slips and survives or dies in mitosis is determined by the relative rates of the two pathways, which can vary in individual cells.

Because elephants have 100 times more cells than humans, they should be 100 times more likely to have a cell slip into a cancerous state over a long life-span of 50 to 70 years.

The cells slip into the attacker's own bloodstream and travel to its face.

In people with MS, this barrier becomes more porous, and immune cells slip past and attack the myelin that surrounds nerve cells.

And yet the immune system's sins of omission mean that far too many cancer cells slip through the net – and we still get colds and the dreaded norovirus, too.

However, the change of deformation substructure from dislocation cells, slip bands to subgrains was observed from 600 °C to 950 °C, which was induced by the increased thermal recovery.

Mike Rossner, managing editor of the Journal of Cell Biology in New York City, has trained a production editor to enlarge and scrutinize images for obvious but illegitimate changes, such as bands erased from a gel or cells slipped into a microscope image.

Over a period of time — the sheriff was unsure how long they worked on the plan — the three snuck out of their cells, slipping through the vestibule and climbing through the crawl space up to the ceiling, where they dug a hole to the outside.

Researchers have long known that metastasizing cancer cells slip their bonds and avoid immune detection by altering the sugars on their surfaces.

Reinforcing this theory, we have shown that by increasing Cyclin B1 protein levels within the cells, fewer cells slip mitosis when transcription and translation are inhibited.

This result indicates that if Cyclin B1 protein levels are increased within the cell, during the same period of time, there are less cells slipping mitosis.