Sentence examples for cell to open from inspiring English sources

On a busy New York City street, Jones and his team use the energy cell to open a doorway into a parallel universe and bring a truck through, but are apparently unsuccessful, as Jones complains he used the "wrong coordinates".

Furthermore, the reduced calcium buffering capacity of the mitochondria in PINK1 deficient cells, combined with the increased mROS production, lowers the threshold required by the cell to open the mitochondrial permeability transition pore (mPTP) which results in the release of pro-apoptotic factors such as cytochrome c.

This is important because blocking the potassium channels causes the calcium ion channels in the cells to open fully, and the resulting influx of calcium ions triggers a process called sperm hyperactivation that makes it possible for the sperm cell to fertilize the egg.

A very large body of experimental evidence supports the central role of ionic fluxes, across both the plasma membrane and tonoplast, and of metabolism, notably of organic acids including Mal (malate), in collectively shaping the cyclical changes in osmotic load and turgor pressure that drive guard cells to open and close the stomatal pore [ 1, 3– 6].

To quantify the contribution of MyoD-lineage cells to open and closed fracture healing, whole callus sections were digitally imaged using a Scanscope slide scanner.

I just wanted the cell door to open and Miro and the gang to come rushing in and shout: Surprise!

Sound waves move the tympanal membrane, which causes ion channels within the cell membranes to open.

These signals are generated when a stimulus causes sodium and potassium ion channels in the cell membrane to open, leading to an influx of sodium ions, followed by an efflux of potassium ions.

In this experimental paradigm, T cells are needed to open the blood brain barrier (BBB) for the entry of antibody and complement.

Limitation of current generation by external resistance was improbable because of high anode potential (−221 ± 275 mV) compared to open cell potential (−369 ± 97 mV).

Amoeboid cell migration is a protease-independent process where cells employ mechanical forces to open a path in the ECM instead of degrading them.