Sentence examples for cells decay from inspiring English sources

By contrast we suggest that Vorinostat pushes cells along the HDAC nullcline but that those cells decay back to the inactivated HIV attractor before they can cross into the activated HIV basin of attraction due to the short half-life of the drug.

This movie starts out as a tragic love story, but feels so sentimentally manipulative that I couldn't help but roll my eyes far back to the point of seeing my brain cells decay.

In this case the pre-existing sub-populations of cells decay.

In fact, IFN-γ transcripts in these T cells decay even more rapidly than in control/non-integrin-engaged wild-type T cells (wt vs. Rac2 rICAM-1 at 30 min time point).

One caveat to the use of flow cytometry on CSF samples, however, is that the inherently low cell number and suboptimal cell environment mean that cancer cells decay rapidly following removal from patient, even more so when centrifuged repeatedly [ 7].

Over a folky acoustic guitar lick quite unlike anything else in the Fanclub canon, Blake returns to the subject of mortality, this time with a wry biologist's eye, casting us a collection of cells, decaying and breaking down "ever onwards to the grave".

As they lay in state, the cells decayed and formed salt replicas of themselves through a process called phosphatization.

It also prolonged the HUVEC survival time and postponed the cells' decaying stage (from the 69 h to over 100 h).

We have our skin decaying, our cells decaying, but our soul may be better, better with time.

The fluorescence of wells with mixed cells decayed with time after adding iodide.

Cell-free viruses and CD8+ T cells decayed at fixed rates (c and δ) within each region.