Sentence examples for changes to the cell from inspiring English sources
These clear changes to the cell morphology suggested the significant cell apoptosis induction of 4c on Hep-G2 cells.
Samsung says it trimmed down the rib structure to reduce the pixel size and also made changes to the cell structure and the transparent and bus electrodes.
PFOS induced changes to the cell membrane, and the ensuing changes in the uptake of toxic substances may play a role in these observations [244].
Superoxide dismutation triggered changes to the cell membrane potential that were measured by appropriate microelectrodes, according to the principle of the bioelectric recognition assay (BERA).
Two-dimensional fluorescence spectroscopy (2D FS) provides a non-invasive means to assess cell condition without the introduction of changes to the cell environment.
The attachment of a homologous virus triggered specific changes to the cell membrane potential that were measured by appropriate microelectrodes, according to the principle of the bioelectric recognition assay (BERA).
In the book The Living Cell (1980), which Harold wrote with Peter Sartory, he argued that the technique resulted in fundamental changes to the cells themselves, and was thus unreliable, a view rejected by most of his peers, and for which he paid a high price in career terms.
In addition, around 24,000 women will get smear test results each year showing severely abnormal changes to the cells of their cervix, indicating the likelihood of cancer in the future unless treatment is given.
The number of repeating sequences within the organisms' DNA can vary dramatically from cell to cell, resulting in changes to the cells' surface that confuse drugs and the immune system.
These changes to the cell-envelope morphology increased both as a function of time, as well as THZ concentration.
Further, since there are no morphological changes to the cells during the imaging timeframe, the attenuation of bioluminescence signal upon H-89 addition cannot be attributed to a cell shape change.
