Sentence examples for dominating cell type from inspiring English sources
This classification, which is based exclusively on the dominating cell type, diverges from any classification using conventional histological descriptions.
Macrophages were the dominating cell type in the inflammatory infiltrates of laryngeal and nasal cartilage tissue sections.
The valvular interstitial cell, which is the dominating cell type in aortic valves, represents a highly plastic cell population with dynamic phenotypic features.
The dominating cell type was epithelioid (seven cases); in only two cases of head and neck mucosal melanomas did we observe both types of cells (epithelioid and spindle).
The term NHL has been replaced by the group of dominating cell types into B, T and natural killer (NK) cell lymphomas.
Moreover, release of ACh from the dominating epithelial cell type is via transmembrane transport, as reviewed in the preceding chapter, and not via exocytosis that allows for release of approximately 10,000 molecules of ACh per single vesicle.
Since resident and mutant cells grow exponentially with different growth rates, we expect that tumors will most often be dominated by one cell type: for short times, tumors will consist mostly of resident cells; for long times, they will consist mostly of mutant cells (Fig. 3).
Moreover, monocytes are the inflammatory cell type dominating the infarcted myocardium as they play an important role in heart repair as well [10, 13].
Although the distribution of the various myeloid cells differed between different DoxHPC lines after dox withdrawal, all DoxHPC lines maintained in SF+IL-6 without dox generated mast cells and beyond eight days this cell type dominated the cultures.
This specific cell type dominates the repertoire in elderly persons and is especially high in elderly persons who also have persistent infection with cytomegalovirus (CMV) (Brunner et al., 2011).
The Pitx3GFP/GFP grafts, by contrast, were dominated by the calbindin+ cell type (68±3%3%), with only 15 ± 2% GIRK2+, and a remaining 17±2%2% expressing both markers (Fig. 8B and C).
