"crypt by" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English
It is possible that you may have mistaken it for "cryptic," which means mysterious or obscure. In this case, you could use "cryptic" in a sentence such as: "The message was written in a cryptic code that was difficult to decipher."
Here, we have established a 3D cell culture model resembling the colonic crypt by use of HKe3 cells, human CRC HCT116 cells disrupted at activated KRAS.
Given that we were pretty much at capacity, the decision went against, but it was amazing how the agendas of those encamped outside were channeled into the crypt by speaker after speaker, participant after participant – and not simply because we could hear their chanting.
In the original film, a mummy rises from the dead and attempts to reclaim a necklace taken from its crypt by a team of women wrestlers.
The east end was rebuilt over the Norman crypt by Alexander Mason between 1224 and 1269, coinciding with, and in a very similar Early English style to the greater part of Salisbury.
Positive Paneth cells were counted per crypt by a single blinded investigator to determine quantification.
Positive cells were counted per crypt by a single blinded investigator.
Crypt-by-crypt analysis yielded an estimate of 2 × 10−5 clonal mutations per base pair in patients over 70 years of age (Taylor et al., 2003).
Determination of tumour suppressor gene loss of heterozygosity patterns, p16 and p53 point mutations were carried out on a crypt-by-crypt basis.
Using our crypt-by-crypt analysis we have failed to show a single founder mutation present in every crypt throughout an entire block, including p16 inactivation.
Interestingly, one possible reason for the lower estimates obtained here by RMC as compared to crypt-by-crypt analysis, may be that in our experiments RMC did not detect any significantly expanded point mutations of the kind that are detected by the crypt-by-crypt analysis.
Expression levels of both DUOX2 and DUOXA2 have been reported to be up-regulated in association with iUC, and in UC-associated colorectal dysplasia and colorectal cancer and are involved specifically in inflammation and regulated on a crypt-by-crypt basis in UC [ 46].
