Sentence examples for cellular multiplication from inspiring English sources

In the present study, the effects of culture conditions on the cellular multiplication of microalgae, Euglena gracilis, was investigated as a fundamental study to determine the optimum culture conditions for microalgae production in aquatic food production modules including both microalgae culture and fish culture systems.

Cellular multiplication occurs during a short period of time during very early stages of berry development (e.g., stage 27) [ 28].

Inhibition of endogenous HSP70 slowed cellular multiplication, and enhanced the effect of H. pylori on cell viability.

This cellular multiplication parallels up-regulation of lytM, as well as that of numerous amidases involved in cell-wall processing [ 72].

The combination of decreased expression of CASP3 and increased expression of CDKN1B is suggestive of a molecular-level response for preserving liver cell integrity, and reduced potential for cellular multiplication through decreased expression of CDKN1B.

Taken in total, both the transcript and protein expression results indicated molecular responses consistent with preservation of liver cells and inhibition of cellular multiplication in response to 2A-DNT dosing.

Both MINA and PHB2 are involved in increasing cell proliferation [ 33, 34] and observed decreases in expression of each is further indication of a molecular response to arrest cellular multiplication.

Twenty-five open reading frames whose products are crucial for the intracellular survival of the bacterium in macrophages have been identified and named icm (intra cellular multiplication) and dot (defective organelle trafficking) genes.

When, in the process of a zygote's cellular self-multiplication, does a person start to exist?

The inhibitory potencies, as shown in Table 1, show a general correlation with reported growth inhibition by HIVPrIs in L. major (IC50: saquinavir, 7 μM; indinavir, 8 μM; ref. 15) and, to a lesser extent, the effects on inhibition of cellular growth and multiplication with L. amazonensis (IC50; nelfinavir, 15 μM; lopinavir, 16 μM; amprenavir, 62 μM; ref. 17).

Viruses interact with and exploit the host cellular machinery for their multiplication and propagation.