The term "colorectal cells" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing diseases that can affect the colon or rectum, such as colon cancer. For example, "Doctors have found that colorectal cells with a certain mutation are more likely to be linked with colon cancer."
They then searched for hBUB1 mutations in cancerous colorectal cells.
(A) A375s, (B) resistant clone A375R1, (C) SK-Mel-30 melanomas and (D) HCT 116 colorectal cells.
Likewise in colorectal cells, SOX2 was involved in cellular migration and invasion in vitro, but mediated these effects through MMP-2 [29].
This signaling pathway is crucial for normal colorectal cell function, and any disruption in this pathway may result in misbehavior of colorectal cells and CRC formation.
Sequence analysis of 273,966 small RNA tags from human colorectal cells allowed us to identify 200 known mature miRNAs, 133 novel miRNA candidates, and 112 previously uncharacterized miRNA* forms.
Thus, this study delineates a novel regulatory network employing IL-6/STAT3, miR-181b and PDCD4 as an integrated feedback loop to fine-tune cell function in colorectal cells.
Since microsatellite instability has been described as an alternative mechanism for colorectal cells to become malignant, we also compared cytogenetic alterations in near-diploid CRCs in relation to their microsatellite status.
Proto-oncogenes such as c-Myb not only coordinate normal development of the distal colon, but altered expression is commonly associated with hyperproliferation of immature colorectal cells and overt cancer [37], [45].
Furthermore, HRH4 stimulation promoted the 5-Fu-induced cell apoptosis in HRH4-positive colorectal cells.
It has been reported that miR-185 suppressed the proliferation of human colorectal cells.
