Sentence examples for cycles of cell from inspiring English sources

Through many such cycles of cell growth and division, each parent cell can give rise to millions of daughter cells, in the process converting large amounts of inanimate matter into biologically active molecules.

But no one has been able to complete the complicated cycles of cell division and development that lead the immature "germ cells" in the male testes to become fully mature sperm cells capable of successfully fertilising eggs.

Rare target cells, occurring at frequencies below 10−6, can be detected and isolated from heterogeneous library populations using one or more cycles of cell sorting and amplification by growth.

The presence of additives, such as 10 mM EDTA or 2% triethyl citrate, increased the PEF lethality 1 log10 cycle and generated around 1.5 log10 cycles of cell damage, resulting in the reduction of undamaged cells of 4.4 and 3.1 log10 cycles, respectively.

A combinatorial library of the original Anticalin was generated by error-prone PCR, subjected to E. coli cell surface display, and applied to repeated cycles of cell sorting after incubation with the fluorescently labelled target protein under competition with the unlabelled extracellular domain of CTLA-4.

For example, CpG dinucleotides that are "marked" with 5-hmC are not recognized by DNMT1 and therefore, methylation is passively lost at these sites through repeated cycles of cell division (Valinluck and Sowers, 2007).

What is it about human nature that, just as in the physical life cycles of cells – dividing through binary fission, mitosis and meiosis – people too inevitably divide, and in doing so, compete, and head into conflict?

The authors attempted to generate cycles of circadian gene expression, which ended up somewhat surprisingly selecting for daily cycles of cell-cell adhesion or clumping.

In addition, KCCGs were found to be mainly involved in "regulation of organelle organization," "regulation of mitotic cell cycle," "interphase of mitotic cell cycle," "regulation of cell cycle process" and "cell cycle checkpoint" processes.

That ordinance is enforced by genetic mechanisms which control the cycle of cell growth and division.

H.I.V. had already suppressed more than 500 genes in the infected cells and had activated nearly 200 other genes, including suicide genes, which generally stay dormant until they are activated as part of the normal cycle of cell death.