Sentence examples for clumps of cells from inspiring English sources

Despite this, we do not understand how and why single-celled organisms first joined together to form multicellular clumps of cells.

Some lumps are simply benign clumps of cells.

Most of these microscopic clumps of cells are destined to be destroyed -- ending any potential for life.

The clumps of cells grew rapidly for two months, at which stage they measured around five millimetres across.

The hair represents tiny clumps of cells in the vitreous gel that makes up the bulk of the eye.

Surviving neurons often clustered together and formed clumps of cells in the canal.

Other groups have grown prostates in living mice from clumps of cells, but never before from a single cell.

The heart starts out as two symmetric clumps of cells, one on each side of the body.

Working with mice, scientists in Japan created the skin by first producing three-dimensional clumps of cells that resembled embryos in the womb.

For neural differentiation, cells were cultured at high densities, spontaneously forming spherical clumps of cells that were isolated with 0.25% trypsin (Invitrogen).

If you travelled in a time machine back one billion years, you would see many clumps of cells resembling modern cancer tumours.