In the preparatory lab activities students cultured and grew the C-Fern (Ceratopteris richardii) and investigated its life cycle.
Cicero portrayed him as a cultured gentleman, poet, and student of philosophy who sought to blend the better elements of Greek and Roman culture.
Six days after polyclonal stimulation a significant decrease in CD20 and increase in CD86 (an activation molecule) mean fluorescent intensity (MFI) was observed in all B cell subsets, yet only DP CD21+CD27+ B cells showed an increase in CD138 (an useful marker of plasma cell) MFI compared to unstimulated control cultured cells using two tailed student's paired t test analysis (Fig. 2A).
Barger and his student Ashley Harman added sAPP to cultured neurons and microglia--cells that help serve as the brain's immune system.
He'd allowed her to think that he was a great one for the classics, and she had believed him because she had the idea that Columbia students were not only smart but cultured, and that they went to the university not to set themselves up for a fat job later on but to search for knowledge and wisdom.
Because they lack culture and because they are overly cultured.
I used to wonder if that was how my students and the other teachers, even with all their liberal, cultured learning, saw me as a monkey trying to teach their language back to them.
I see in them the fervor of a competitive medical student, but fail to find the warmth of a cultured physician.
But as a scholar, he said, he became increasingly distressed by students' reliance on five or so words to say what more cultured people express in entire paragraphs.
And those of us who have been lucky enough to be his students have loved to hear that uninterrupted voice, as mellifluous and cultured as that of the great Shakespearean actors.
