Sentence examples for cellular safety from inspiring English sources

Genotoxicity studies proved the cellular safety of the developed formulation at the therapeutic dose, and even at doses equivalent to thrice the therapeutic dose.

The various toxicity studies indicated the oral safety and the cellular safety of the developed felodipine loaded nanoparticles.

So, control of CYP450 activity is the main issue in cancer prevention through increasing the degree of cellular safety.

Such membrane blebbing, which may in a sense represent a cellular safety valve, has been reported during both ATP- and MTX-induced cell death [ 19, 22], but it is unclear if blebbing occurs before, during, or after COP formation or LDH release.

In both cases there is also risk creep to worry about: a person is likely to proceed with less caution and planning -- and so get themselves into the very trouble the phone is meant to rescue them from, if it is even able to rescue them -- with the subconscious and conscious comforts of a cellular safety-net swaddling them.

On Thursday evening, two television programs, CBS's "Street Stories" and CNN's "Larry King Live," focused on cellular telephones and safety; ABC's "20-20" had a segment on the subject last night.

In terms of cellular interaction and safety; (f) SH-SAMMS does not damage or enter intestinal epithelial cells (Caco-2); (g) it has lower toxicity for Caco-2 cells than DMSA and DMPS on the same mass basis; and (h) the Hg- or MeHg-S-SAMMS complexes are completely innocuous for Caco-2 cells compared to equivalent doses of soluble Hg II) or MeHg(I).

The safety of cellular therapies is established in multiple clinical trials, including our own in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.

Studies of the safety of cellular technology are so inconclusive that the World Health Organization will convene a conference on mobile communication and health next month.

However, gene delivery technologies require significant improvements in cellular targeting, efficiency, and safety before promising findings in animal studies are translated to the clinic.

The journal's editors decided to release it yesterday because they thought that it might be important in discussions of a report by a committee of scientists convened by the British government to assess the safety of cellular telephones.