Sentence examples for cells ageing from inspiring English sources

Targeting of externalised phosphatidylserines (PS) using annexin A5 (anxA5) is relatively unspecific because it will detect not only apoptotic cells but also, for instance, necrotic cells, ageing cells, hypoxic cardiomyocytes [1], tumour blood vessels and intravascular thrombi [2].

For example, over the decades numerous studies have reported altered production of T cell progenitors, reductions in the generation of naïve T cells, ageing of resting and clonally expanding cells, and in particular disrupted intracellular signalling leading to perturbations in cytoskeleton reorganisation and cell migration (reviewed in [ 6]).

Our data suggest that senescent cells accumulate in different tissues at different rates, with non-degenerate disc cells ageing faster than cells from articular cartilage, which may be a result of environmental factors such as mechanical stress, cytokine exposure, or injury.

In human stem cells ageing is associated to telomere erosion.

Ex-situ analysis validated that plating occurs only for the cells aged at −10∘C, but not for the cells aged at 25∘C.

NFRA results are analysed and compared to EIS for cells aged at −10∘C with plating occurence and for cells without plating aged at 25∘C.

Data from cells aged at 55 °C showed that the positive electrode impedance increase was the main contributor to cell impedance rise, especially during the first month of aging.

Scarlett was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, a cancer of the white blood cells, aged six.

He published several influential research articles in journals Molecular Cell, Stem Cells, Aging Cell, Fertility and Sterility, and overviewed "telomere regulation in pluripotent stem cells" for Protein & Cell in 2014 (Huang et al., 2014).

The saturated phase occurred on day 11, after which cells aged and died.

CD8 T cells age faster, accumulate more CD28- cells and display a higher degree of clonality.