Sentence examples for cellular islands from inspiring English sources

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hMSCs were evenly distributed through the tumor and had an appearance of cellular islands rather than single hMSCs.

Most of labelled PACs co-cultured with HUVECs remained located in cellular islands at tube intersections, while only some contributed physically to tube formation.

Receptor expression was most marked on the peripheral invading margin of cancer cell islands although staining was also demonstrated in a random fashion within cellular islands and consistently along the basal cell layer of overlying stratified squamous epithelium.

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Maternal-effect mutants that have defects in the cytokinetic machinery such as cellular island (cei), which affects Aurora-B kinase (Yabe et al., 2009), and cellular atoll (cea), which affects the centriolar protein Sas-6 (Yabe et al., 2007), also develop an expanded YSL (supplementary material Fig. S1), lending support to the hypothesis that YSL formation is a result of cytokinesis failure.

Lumen formation in type II EP bridges, however, would seem to require extensively more molecular and morphological changes to facilitate connections between multi-cellular EP islands and allow entire cells to migrate through these conduits.

The lumen openings of type II EP bridges require detailed characterization, but appear to be either embedded within or on the surface of the multi-cellular EP islands allowing cells within EP islands to migrate in and out of these conduits.

Population-distributed models are presented with master-slave, island, cellular, hierarchical, and pool architectures, which parallelize an evolution task at population, individual, or operation levels.

The passage taken by the instrument, was filled with a comparatively soft fibro-cellular substance with islands of cartilage in which calcification of the cartilage was in progress, A layer of newly-formed articular cartilage covered the head of the femur, and a very thin layer of what seemed lo be the original articular cartilage lay loose in the joint.

When co-cultured with liver cells (BNL.CL2), the B16-GFP melanoma cells segregate presumably due to different cellular adhesion properties, forming islands of GFP+ cells expressing melanin distributed among the BNL.CL2 liver cells (Figure 1A).

DNA methylation often occurs in the CpG site, and methylation within the CpG islands affects various cellular functions and is related to tissue-specific identification.

Compared to functional classification of A909 genes, this analysis revealed a dramatic drop in the proportions of genes involved in mobile and extrachromosomal functions (that reflects the loss of most genomic islands) and in cellular processes, including the pathogenesis subcategory.

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