Sentence examples for failed division from inspiring English sources

As quantified in Figure S2B, Myo19 cells that failed division in the first round could produce daughter cells that succeeded in the second, and vice versa.

Moreover, using live imaging, we compared the time it took for cells to travel from the onset of anaphase to the onset of cytokinesis and observed no significant difference between control and Myo19 RNAi cells, whether or not the cell ultimately failed division.

Early spermatids that resulted from the failed division of nocodazole-treated primary or secondary spermatocytes had two or four adjacent centrioles, instead of the single centriole in a normal spermatid (Fig. 2E).

Greedy executives had hidden failed projects and failed divisions from investors while selling-off millions of dollars of their own corporate stock before the company crashed.

However, cells with more severe mitochondrial segregation defects tended to fail division at a higher rate.

HOUSTON (AP) — The former chief executive of the failed Internet division of Enron was sentenced Monday to 16 months in prison for lying about the capabilities of the company's broadband network to help pump up the share price.

No, the big enchilada for Skilling is neither Enron's failed broadband division nor its retail energy business, as Bethany McLean reports him predicting in The Smartest Guys in the Room, the book she co-authored with fellow Fortune reporter Peter Elkind.

Moreover, Au NP targeting of cancer cell nuclei has been found to influence cellular function, causing cytokinesis arrest, DNA damage, and programmed cell death, which leads to failed cell division, thereby resulting in apoptosis [20].

Interestingly, failed cell division following phagocytosis of hyphal C. albicans is surprisingly common, and leads to the formation of large multinuclear macrophages.

Interestingly, we observed failed cell division most frequently in clusters of macrophages exposed to and infected with multiple C. albicans hyphae.

The charge of the second division failed to renew the Scottish momentum, and their men trod one another underfoot, more dying by suffocation than by the sword.