Sentence examples for cells enclose from inspiring English sources
Right column: clusters of compact vital tumour cells enclose to vessels in both co-transplanted tumours.
Mammalian cells enclose three non-identical subunits of RNR: one homodimeric large subunit (RRM1) carrying the catalytic site, and two variants of a homodimeric small subunit (RRM2 and RRM2B) containing a tyrosyl free radical essential for catalysis [ 1, 2].
Dear Editor, DNA-damaging anti-cancer drugs cause cell death by apoptosis, but they also activate macroautophagy (hereafter just autophagy), a fundamental survival pathway under stress where cells enclose cytosol or organelles in double-membrane autophagosomes, then fuse them with lysosomes for recovery of metabolic precursors.
Life began with little bags, the precursors of cells, enclosing small volumes of dirty water containing miscellaneous garbage.
They are characterized by a filamentous arrangement of cells enclosed in a sheath.
The network comprised assembled hollow alginate hydrogel microfibers with mammalian cells enclosed in the gel portions.
The antherozoids, always many in number, develop from mother cells enclosed in the jacket of the antheridium.
Numerous species of sponges produce gemmules, masses of cells enclosed in resistant cases, that can become new sponges.
Results: A group of epithelial cells, enclosed at the border between cellular cementum and dentin, expressed and synthesized amelin, but not amelogenin.
The viability of the human endothelial cells enclosed in the hydrogel fibers obtained by 10 s of flowing in the H2O2-containing solution was 87.1%.
The viability of the mammalian cells enclosed within the hydrogel prepared from 1.5% (w/v) conjugate solution containing 5 units/ml horseradish peroxidase and 1 mM H2O2, was 80% after 24 h.
