Sentence examples for cells imaging technologies from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, virtually all stem cells imaging technologies require some degree of ex vivo alteration of the stem cells prior to implantation of the cells, and so efficiency of alteration is also a requirement.
With the increasing availability of live cell imaging technology, tracking cells and other moving objects in live cell videos has become a major challenge for bioimage informatics.
The recent advancement of live-cell imaging technologies has provided a variety of powerful tools and allowed the collection of a vast amount of image data/movies which requires significant time and effort on image analysis and quantification.
By using different live-cell imaging technologies that allow us to follow the position of ARTD10 molecules over time, we found that ARTD10 shuttles constantly in and out of the nucleus.
Recently available sophisticated live cell imaging technologies combined with in vivo surgical window preparations that overcome anatomical barriers and with BBB models in flow chambers in vitro, have provided powerful tools to study the cellular and molecular mechanisms involved in immune cell migration under physiological and pathological conditions.
The purpose of this Review is to highlight the unique strengths of zebrafish cancer models in assessing the roles that intratumoral heterogeneity and clonal evolution play in cancer, including transgenesis, imaging technologies, high-throughput cell transplantation approaches and in vivo single-cell functional assays.
Much of what we know about cell and molecular structure is derived from imaging technologies, such as x-ray crystallography and electron microscopy.
New imaging technologies, and advances in cell biology and genetics promise improved understanding of the aetiology, more specific diagnoses and targeted treatments for these costly and disabling conditions.
The history of cell biology has been punctuated by major advances in imaging technologies.
The scanner's magnet temporarily aligns these iron molecules in the hemoglobin cells, while the imaging technology captures a rapid series of "slices" — tiny cross-sections of the brain.
