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These cells pick up odor molecules high in the nose and transmit scent messages to the brain's olfactory bulb, he explained.

Also, normal cells pick up less iron and have better intracellular regulation of iron content.

Over the course of a lifetime cells pick up an array of mutations which can eventually transform them into deadly tumours which grow uncontrollably.

André and his team suggest that red blood cells pick up excess ammonium in the bloodstream and deliver it to the kidneys, which filter it out.

For humans like you, death by carbon monoxide happens because your red blood cells pick up the CO faster than the oxygen your body needs.

Cells picked up the DNA and used those viral genes to make viral proteins.

In addition, when the team added adrenaline to cultures of the thumping cells, the cells picked up the beat, just as a normal heart does.

In the final sample, 69.6 % of the cells were found to be GFP+/TRITC+ (Fig. 2c), with a wide range of levels of rhodamine fluorescence, indicating some cells picked up more MSN particles than others.

c After labeling, 69.6 % of the cells were found to be GFP+/TRITC+, with a range of levels of rhodamine fluorescence, indicating some cells picked up more MSN particles than others.

They concluded that two thirds of cancer types were "due to bad luck" from dividing stem cells picking up mutations that could not be prevented.

The neurologist explained that as her neurons died, the surviving cells picked up the slack by sprouting new branches – a workaround that masked the underlying degeneration until the rate of cell death outpaced the rate of compensation.