(2) Collection of cells and oxidation: Per replicate, the indicated number of cells were collected by gentle scraping (adherent cell lines) or centrifugation (suspension cell lines) and collected at 4 °C.
"The pancreas is not an entirely static collection of cells.
At the time, al-Shabab was a large, loosely knit collection of cells.
After eight days of preparation, their collection of cells developed into a solid piece of twitching tissue.
Computational homogenization method gives the effective elastic properties of an infinitely large collection of cells out of a calculation on the representative cell.
The Forty Elephants, in contrast, was a tightly run, neatly organised collection of cells, whose operations extended across London and into other cities.
Another form of aspiration biopsy is endometrial biopsy, which is used specifically for the collection of cells from the uterus.
I got a lot of weirdos sending me pictures of tiny bloodied babies' fingers, Photoshopped on to a pair of abortionist's rubber gloves, with captions along the lines of "Just a collection of cells?
"The brain is a collection of cells that communicate with one another using chemicals called neurotransmitters," explains Daniel Siegel in Brainstorm, The Power and Purpose of the Teenage Brain.
However, in most of these studies, the surface properties are irreversibly changed due to photo-degradation, and reversible adhesion and collection of cells is not feasible.
Heliatek's complete panels (a panel is a collection of cells wired together) convert 8percentt of the energy in light into electricity (polymer solar panels are 3 to 5percentt efficient).
