Sentence examples for cells biased from inspiring English sources

The EIS measurements were made on cells biased at potentials given and explained in the 'Results and discussion' section with a 15-mV RMS voltage perturbation in the frequency range 106 to 0.01 Hz.

Thus an apparently homogeneous population of stem cells may actually comprise cells biased with respect to their differentiation potential, which are capable of generating a non-uniform differentiated population even when exposed to a uniform environment.

Additionally, a selective loss of HIV-1 specific central memory CD4+ T cells, associated with an expanded monophenotypic CD4+ CD45response response has been demonstrated, and there is strong evidence of the development of antigen-specific CD8+ T cells biased towards an effector, rather than a central memory phenotype.

Conversely, knockdown of SLUG in breast epithelial cells biased them toward a more luminal cell fate [ 8].

Likewise, for HSCs, sorting for specific cell surface markers produces subsets of cells biased in the tendency to develop along the myeloid or erythroid lineages under the influence of specific cytokines, but regrowth of the sorted cells in HSC-maintaining conditions results in regeneration of the original distribution of markers and cells in the myeloid- versus erythroid-biased microstates [ 10].

The presence of smaller pyramidal cells biases corticocortical connectivity towards shorter projections [ 29].

Thus, the absence of Fbw7 appears to trigger abnormal differentiation of a subset of ductal cells, biasing them toward an endocrine fate.

Thus, the immature new neurons are assumed to be more easily excitable than older cells, biasing the input towards the more plastic subpopulation of cells (Marin-Burgin et al. 2012).

The triple-junction (TJ) solar cell biased at an appropriate forward voltage emits light within three different wavelength regions, which is collected by a vidicon.

Compared to a reference solar cell (which was biased at 0 V), a conversion efficiency enhancement of 26.57% (from 12.42% to 15.72%) and short-circuit current density enhancement of 42.43% (from 29.51 to 42.03 mA/cm2) were obtained as the proposed MOS-structure solar cell biased at 2.5 V.

I was pretty sure that I could offer them support with the T cell expertise I had acquired in my previous lab, especially because the lab is a little B cell biased.