Sentence examples for derive cell from inspiring English sources

Having rejected the compromise fashioned by the Clinton administration, that federally supported researchers could use but not themselves derive cell lines drawn from embryos, Mr. Bush has been groping to come up with a workable position.

"I am sure that they did make good steps forward and derive cell lines.

In KOSR medium the colonies looked flattened and were picked for cutting to derive cell lines.

In LBX medium the colonies looked domed and were picked for digesting to derive cell lines.

In the new study, reported online today in Science (article is free with registration), the same team increased their efficiency more than 10-fold and can now derive cell lines in more than 1 in 20 tries.

In proposed rules released this month, the National Institutes of Health is a bit more restrictive, prohibiting researchers from using federal funds to derive cell lines from an embryo but allowing them to work with certain cell lines created using private funds (ScienceNOW, 1 December).

Thus, if I could derive cells of similar flexibility in a different way, I would gladly do so, even at considerable extra time and expense.

These methods differed from each other in using IO data expressed: only in current prices, plus gross output deflators (A); in constant prices, plus final demand deflators (B); and in both current and constant prices to derive cell-specific price indices (C).

Therefore, residual amounts of volatile CPs in hepatocyte cultures were corrected by evaporative losses determined at equivalent CP concentrations to derive cell-related CP uptake.

In this study we aim to derive cell-specific metabolic models for human cell lines that are capable of predicting metabolic phenotypes in an individual manner.

The observed reduction of CPs in the presence of cells had to be corrected for volatility losses to derive cell-related uptake.