Material created outside of the body in vitro, for example, embryos and cell lines.
Early life events are crucial in the generation of NCDs, and aging increases disease complexity, adding, for example, tissue and cell senescence [ 13].
Such parameters include histological criteria, for example, nuclear grade and cell necrosis, as well as molecular markers, for example, loss of IGFBP-rP1 expression (Wiechmann and Kuerer, 2008).
Our bioinformatics analysis provides a rich proteomic resource for examining microglial function in, for example, cell-to-cell communication and immune responses.
Among these, we identified a significant enrichment for genes involved in regulation of cell death (for example, CRYAB and INHBA), response to hormone stimulus (for example, FOXA1 and KRT19), cell migration (for example, FOXC1, IL8 and KIT), ectoderm development (for example, KRT14 and KRT5) and cell cycle (for example, CCND1, TP53 and BRCA1).
For example, spindle abnormalities and cell degeneration were observed at Metaphase II and tetrad stage in a hybrid harboring Sb pollen sterility locus interaction (Fig. 2e-h).
For example, many proteins and cell membranes are liquid crystals.
For example in a co-teaching format, teachers can think of ways students might hear these two words in different contexts as in the example of "trunk" and "cell" before expecting them to understand these words in context.
These small endogenous RNAs regulate processes involved in, for example, proliferation, differentiation, and cell death.
For example, transcription, translation, and cell cycle progression are inhibited in organs of hibernating ground squirrels and hamsters [29 32].
Microelements (trace elements) are also often required as co-factors (for example, for enzymes and cell signalling).
