The phrase "emergence of cells" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the development or appearance of cells in a specific context. Example: The emergence of cells in the embryo is a crucial stage in the development of a new organism.
Fibronectin reduced liver cell migration and enhanced the emergence of cells demonstrating typical hepatocyte phenotypes at the vicinity of the explant.
In cultures containing wild-type (WT) hematopoietic progenitors, we noted the transient emergence of cells that reacted with the NKT cell-specific agonist alpha-galactosyl ceramide and its analog PBS57.
Hepatocyte-specific activation of YAP causes the emergence of cells sharing a similar identity with ductal cells, which is likely due to hepatocyte dedifferentiation as a result of Notch activation (Yimlamai et al., 2014).
So indeed, the new understanding of evolution needs to integrate what we now know about viruses and virus-host interactions which, from my own perspective, has been absolutely one of the key factors of all evolution since the emergence of cells -- well, actually even before the emergence of cells.
Drug resistance can occur upon the emergence of cells expressing point mutations in Bcr-Abl [9].
Neoplastic development represents cumulative genetic and epigenetic events leading to the emergence of cells that can attain a tumorigenic phenotype [1], [2], [3], [4].
The emergence of cell-based therapeutics has increased the need for high-quality, robust and validated measurements for cell characterization.
Tissue organization comes from the emergence of cell cooperation where cell homeostasis and function are performed as a trade-off of two excluding proliferative and differentiated cellular states.
One of the most remarkable advances in translational neuroscience of the last few years has been the emergence of cell-based approaches for a wide range of neurological disease and injuries.
While challenges remain, the emergence of cell-free systems is poised to open the way to novel products that until now have been impractical, if not impossible, to produce by other means.
The emergence of cell-based regenerative therapy has broadened the concept of "one medicine" from zoonotic diseases to one of shared biology.
