Sentence examples for division rate was from inspiring English sources

For virus-specific T cells which entered the DLN at later times p.i. (e.g., day 5 p.i). and underwent activation and proliferation in the DLN, an increased cell cycle time (and slower division rate) was evident for all activated dividing cells independent of number of divisions which the cells had undergone.

The time was divided into 1 hr intervals in which the cell division rate was averaged.

In mice, colon crypt cell division rate was estimated as once per day using stem cell marker Lgr5 (Barker et al. 2007).

There was no statistically significant difference between the cellular doubling times of BTICs and fNPCs, indicating cell division rate was not a factor in this observation.

The division rate was also higher for PL-MSCs (population doubling time: PL = 3.1 days; BM = 8.4 days; difference p-value = 0.000359).

Further, in the cotyledon preparations where protoplasts were obtained, the isolation frequency was generally below 10%, the cell division rate was low, and the protoplasts ultimately failed to regenerate.

The cells of the quiescent centre are unusual in that their division rate is lower than that in the surrounding meristem.

This contrasts with cells in liquid culture, in which the single-cell division rate is the only parameter that defines the population growth rate.

Finally, by analyzing fields of mtDNA mutant crypts, we show that a normal colon crypt divides around once every 30 40 years, and the division rate is increased in adenomas by at least an order of magnitude.

We assume that before treatment starts, all cells satisfy l>d, that is, the division rate is larger than their death rate.

The simplest assumption that can be made about the term F is that growth is exponential (or, more precisely, the division and death happen according to an exponential law, and the division rate is higher than the death rate).