Sentence examples for cellular ages from inspiring English sources

In this study, we focused on the PGC population which is highly heterogeneous in term of morphological, neurochemical and functional properties [14], [15], and analyzed the effect of olfactory enrichment on adult generated PGCs at different cellular ages following BrdU injection.

These results indicate that the elevation of cellular AGEs caused by ribosylation promotes RAGE expression in astrocytoma cells, but not glucosylation.

By countering the effects of stress, could meditation also indirectly slow cellular ageing?

It's worth bearing in mind that this study only measured cellular ageing.

"Our study suggests that these processes could be mediated through accelerated cellular ageing".

The telomere hypothesis suggests, for one thing, that AIDS is a disease — at least in part — of cellular aging.

But the Shamatha project is the first to suggest that meditation plays a role in cellular ageing.

The researchers are cautious, but say that in theory this might slow or even reverse cellular ageing.

The cell-phone novel, or keitai shosetsu, is the first literary genre to emerge from the cellular age.

Shortened telomeres have been linked to many age-related diseases, so they're often used as a marker of cellular ageing.

A commonly used proxy for cellular ageing is the length of telomeres, the DNA and protein caps that protect the ends of each chromosome during cell division.