Sentence examples for clusters of cells from inspiring English sources

The closest single-celled relatives of animals, called choanoflagellates, also sometimes grow as clusters of cells.

After all, what are we all, if not "mere clusters of cells"?

Mr. Guston's early line drawings, from the '50s, resemble clusters of cells.

"There are small clusters of cells invading normal areas within the brain.

"Since Taba we are starting to see new clusters of cells that don't have a comprehensive project," he said.

Embryonic stem cells, which are tiny clusters of cells, can theoretically grow into any type of cell or tissue.

But natural conditions could have favored clusters of cells.

This year, 300 test tubes containing clusters of cells were sent to commercial laboratories in the United States, the Netherlands and New Zealand.

But it has also produced tens of thousands of human embryos, microscopic clusters of cells, frozen in tanks in laboratories around the nation.

Embryonic stem cells, which are extracted from embryos when they are tiny clusters of cells, can grow into any type of tissue.

Screening can find what are actually harmless, if abnormal-looking, clusters of cells.