Sentence examples for exposition of cell from inspiring English sources

An analogous cell loss is observed in vitro, following exposition of cell cultures to HG [ 19– 219.

To confirm whether the initial exposition of cells is due to different sources derived differentiation, gene expression profiles were analyzed by quantitative RT-PCR.

After exposition of cells to 9.2 × 10 NPs mL−1 and considering particle sedimentation, 6% and 53% of the cell surface would be covered by 25 nm and 85 nm NPs, respectively.

Exposition of these cells to oxygen block cells in G1- and S-phases (1n DNA content).

Another difference with natural conditions concerns the continuous exposition of the cells to light for 12 hours, whereas in natural aquatic ecosystems, Microcystis cells are only located at the top of the water column during the first hours of the day, before to be mixed in this water column and to have a discontinuous access to the light during the rest of the day.

Similarly, prolonged exposition of the cells to the lentiviruses did not lead to more important reduction of the luciferase activity.

For example, exposition of host cells to bacteria (Bartonella henselae) results in HIF-1 activation and vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) secretion in vivo and in vitro [37].

Similarly, studies of human pathogens have revealed that exposition of host cells to bacteria (e.g. Bartonella henselae) results in HIF-1α activation and VEGF secretion in vivo and in vitro [29].

Vion et al. identified shear stress exposition of endothelial cells as a regulator of microparticle release.

Interestingly, exposition of MIN6B1 cells to inflammatory cytokines changed the release of several miRs [ 64].

In our study, we show that treatment of mice with PGZ or exposition of HepG2 cells to PGZ induced the expression of transcription factors Sp1 and particularly PGC1α.