Sentence examples for deceased cells from inspiring English sources

However, so far natural transformation has only been shown to function with kilobase-long DNA fragments released from living or recently deceased cells 6. Natural transformation is a process that consists of two parts, first DNA uptake and then DNA integration.

After 72 h, again the ethanolic extract statistically deceased cell viability in MCF-7 cells versus MRC-5 cells even at the lower concentration (125 μg/ml).

After 72 h, again aqueous extract statistically deceased cell viability in the A549 cells in comparison with the MRC-5 cells even at lower concentration (100  μg/mL)).

However, these results are inconsistent with the deceased cell number after G-1 treatment, suggesting that G-1 treatment may arrest the cell cycle in either the G2 or the M phase.

SAS-R cells deceased faster than SAS cells under serum depletion or 2-deoxy d-glucose treatment with FR in vitro (data not shown).

In case of all thiomers, viability of cells deceased to approximately 77% after 24 h of incubation.

In our series, we have indeed observed that seven patients bearing a cancer with >20% of BECLIN1-positive cells deceased within the follow-up period.

BMSCs from Dex-treated osteoporotic mice exhibited deceased proliferation, yet cell apoptosis were not significantly different from control BMSCs.

Up to 120 hpi, large number of host cell deceased and fungal spread were inhibited at infection sites.

There is a limited availability of deceased human organs and cells for the purposes of clinical transplantation.

The limited availability of deceased human organs and cells for the purposes of clinical transplantation remains critical worldwide.