Sentence examples for certain type of cells from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, it is possible that KIF5 or other kinesin motors are involved in transport Kv1 channels in certain type of cells or at certain developmental stage.
We describe previously that a certain type of cells in endometrium could migrate, invade, form chimeric vasculature in the host kidney of NOG mouse and establish the functional circulatory system[1].
Whenever necessary, some reaction chains and parameters can be switched off giving opportunity to simulate a certain type of cells.
However, the use of rapalogs unmasked the feedback loop between mTORC1 and AKT in certain type of cells.
Indeed, recent improvements in lectin-binding specificity and sensitivity have shown that SA α2,6-Gal as well as SA α2,3-Gal receptors are often both found in different cells types (ciliated epithelial, goblet and submucous gland), unlike previous reports that indicated certain type of cells had only one lectin-binding profile [ 16].
The new diagram, published today in the journal Nature, points to an elegant 'space-time wiring' mechanism that makes a certain type of cell sensitive to motion in very specific directions.
Riley's team is working with Shoumo Bhattacharya at the BHF Centre for Cardiovascular Target Discovery at Oxford, led by Shoumo Bhattacharya, to screen thousands of small molecules in the lab that could, in combination or isolation, predict a certain type of cell behaviour in a living heart.
Then, based on a certain type of cell phone battery, a 3D FE model is established for analyzing the vibration of the solder joints during ultrasonic welding.
This approach also demonstrates that in order to obtain a certain type of cell, it is not necessary to revert cells back to a pluripotent state, followed by differentiation.
Lineage commitment towards a certain type of cell depends on specific environmental factors.
There is also evidence showing that Prospero can temporarily pause the cell cycle of a certain type of cell that generates the glial cells that support the neurons in the brain (Griffiths and Hidalgo, 2004).
