Sentence examples for constitutional cells from inspiring English sources

The same mutation was present heterozygously in the DNA from the constitutional cells of the patient, proving it to be of germline origin.

In an analysis of mutations in the RB1 gene in three patients, selected at random, who had a positive family history of tumours, we identified mutations, in constitutional cells, involving exons 3, 13 and 17 of the RB1 gene.

Molecular genetic analysis of tumours frequently demonstrates that regions of chromosomes that were heterozygous in constitutional cells from patients become homozygous in the tumour (Pal et al, 1990; Wadey et al, 1990; Grundy et al, 1998).

Because breast cancer is more frequent in males with a 47,XXY chromosome constitution (Klinefelter syndrome) than in 46,XY males (Swerdlow et al, 2005), we obtained blood samples to test for the presence of a constitutional 47,XXY cell line.

The appeal on which the court acted was filed last year by a coalition of telephone industry groups that complained that the government order would be too costly to implement and privacy rights organizations that said it violated the constitutional protections of cell phone users.

Such enhanced growth of circulating hematopoietic progenitors, which we have consistently observed in our cohort of RAS-mutated patients, although not to the same extent of that measured in JMML patients, may reflect a constitutional predisposition to cell hyperproliferation of subjects, such as NS patients, who display a moderately activated RAS/MAPK signaling pathway.

Low-level mosaicisms have been described in constitutional disorders, with abnormal cells making up 7 to 30% of cells [ 22, 23, 25- 27], as well as in cancers [ 28- 30].

The initiative's core clauses are to be incorporated as an amendment to the California Constitution, creating a constitutional right to conduct stem-cell research in California.

Here, these siRNAs were transiently transfected into stable offspring SMMC7721Z cells with constitutional expression of exogenous SFRP1.

In particular, recent evidence suggests that imbalances in the immune-regulatory functions of the stromal microenvironment (for example, signaling through galectin 1A, fibronectin and syndecan) could be responsible for the constitutional activation of dendritic cells in large vessel vasculitides [ 13].

Mr. Talent opposes a proposed amendment in Missouri that would grant state constitutional protection to stem cell research.