"cells below" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a table or chart and the items below it. Example: Looking at the chart, we can see the data from the cells below it.
The cells below, the submarginal initials, provide the tissue of the inner part of the leaf.
Even more practical, you create a hierarchical order by indenting cells below other cells.
Even later, I came to understand it on a bodily level, deep in my cells below my rational mind.
Label-free imaging of living cells below the optical diffraction limit poses great challenges for optical microscopy.
A band of gland cells below the slippery region secretes an enzyme that digests protein.
However, the most important pigments often occur in epidermal cells below the cuticle.
Subchondral preosteoblasts are cells that differentiate into bone-forming cells below the cartilage in joints, and CXCL12 is a protein that regulates a wide range of cellular activities.
As the judges like to say at the Old Bailey when dispatching a miscreant down the stairs to the cells below: "Society needs a rest from this kind of behaviour - take him down".
If a tree is partially burned, cells below the bark produce a new covering for the exposed vascular strands.
The polymer dissolved in phosphoric acid at temperatures above 140 °C, which limited the operation of fuel cells below 140 °C.
Robust Axin2 expression was found in cells surrounding the embryonic cochlear duct and becomes restricted to tympanic border cells below the basilar membrane in the postnatal cochlea.
