Sentence examples for cell to separate from inspiring English sources

The structure that forms inside the dividing cell to separate pairs of chromosomes called the mitotic spindle also partitions the molecules that determine what kind of cell each daughter cell will become.

The use of solitary confinement spread from federal to state penitentiaries, especially in California, which said gang violence behind bars required isolation cells to separate the "worst of the worst".

Previous studies have demonstrated that microorganism immobilization technology (MIT) can improve the effectiveness of sewage treatment and enable cells to separate from aqueous solution easily and reduce the membrane fouling.

Each jejunum was then physically manipulated and tapped allowing the cells to separate from the interior surface.

Calcofluor white staining of cell wall chitin in the pmt4 mutant strains demonstrated a failure of daughter cells to separate properly from mother cells, with unusually large amounts of cell wall chitin in this area (Figure 4, arrow).

The EMT program allows cells to separate from neighboring cells, become motile and migrate to other locations (Ben-Porath et al., 2008).

During this process, expression of the Snail1/2 transcription factors leads to marked repression of VE-cad, allowing the endocardial cells to separate from each other.

We used RT-qPCR in WT, 1KO and 3ab DKO cells to separate the cell response to the loss of either the maintenance enzyme or the de novo enzyme systems.

Tight junctions are created between the Sertoli cells to separate the niche of mitotic Spga from the niche required for meiotic cells, the latter niche producing hormones and paracrine factors that drive sperm diffentiation [ 14, 15].

After the 16 or 32 cell stage, some cells start to separate off from the cell mass Such cells are clearly visible in the perivitelline space.

This is because modularity allows cells to separate component- or module-specific alterations from the overall activity of the system.