Sentence examples for constraints of the cell from inspiring English sources
Yet, the validity of this assumption on metabolic efficiency in the context of additional physicochemical constraints of the cell has not been formally addressed.
Indeed, the presence and final chemical structure of certain modified nucleotides, particularly the hypermodified ones, may vary according to the physiological constraints of the cell (aerobic/anaerobic conditions, temperature, availability of intermediate metabolites or cofactors of the modification enzymes, various metabolic stress conditions; discussed in: [ 37- 41]).
Eq. 1 establishes a set of linear constraints on the cell.
For the mechanical model of the cell, we considered the factors of in-plane tension, bending stiffness on the surface and the total volume constraint of the cell.
The reason is that if we do not use it, which means that c j new= u j, i.e. there is no constraint of the cell deformation, cells may switch their relative locations in the 3D space.
Asexual mitotic division produces two daughter cells, one of which is smaller than the mother cell due to the constraints of the rigid cell wall.
The proposed systems approach postulates a third group of target genes which do not belong to oncogenes or tumor suppressor genes but have become putative therapeutic targets due to constraints of the tumor cell architecture.
While we intentionally avoided this in the present work in order not to introduce further parameters or even modelling (largely unexplored) shape constraints of the displayed cells, this might be helpful in future applications.
With the ability to harness the synthetic power of biology without many of the constraints of cell-based systems, cell-free protein synthesis enables instant creation of protein molecules from diverse sources of genetic information.
Finally, we consider another two constraints of the real small cell deployments: the number of possible configurations, C, and the frequency of the configuration changes in the network.
