Sentence examples for cellular knowledge from inspiring English sources
There's an explanation for the sprouts, of course, either in the conditions the potatoes have been stored in -- too warm, probably -- or simply in the cellular knowledge of the tubers themselves.
Despite the advances in our genomic and cellular knowledge [ 5], prostate cancer remains one of the major public health problems throughout the world [ 6, 7].
Although considerable advances have been made in our molecular and cellular knowledge of the promotion, mediation and inhibition of angiogenesis, very little is known about its underlying complex dynamics.
Transcription factors are essential for maintaining the gene regulatory networks that regulate all cellular functions: knowledge of regulatory behavior is key to predictive models of biological systems [ 38].
Here, we have focused on generating a prototype PGDB for P. trichocarpa that is capable of representing sub-cellular localization knowledge about metabolic pathways by curating a well-explored subset of the metabolic pathways, the nucleotide sugar biosynthesis pathways, from an already existing P. trichocarpa PGDB.
The major advances in the last 10 years from a cellular and molecular knowledge point of view provided the scientific foundation for the development of third-generation biomaterials.
Although there is an accumulating appreciation of the key roles that long intergenic non-coding RNAs (lincRNAs) play in diverse cellular processes, our knowledge of how lincRNAs function in cancer remains sparse.
While numerous studies have exploited mechanical methods to engineer tissues with the desired cellular architecture, fundamental knowledge is still lacking in understanding the manner in which morphological features can be modulated through coupled mechanical cues.
Bis translates mechanistic cellular and molecular knowledge regarding the innate and adaptive immune response and reproduces the immune system's complex behavioral patterns.
The accurate modeling of cellular processes requires knowledge of the underlying components together with practical descriptions of the interactions between them [1].
Understanding cellular systems requires knowledge of the SCL of interacting proteins.
