"flow of cell" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the movement of a type of organism, or to refer to the interconnectedness of different parts or aspects of an organism or system. For example, "The flow of cell division in the organism was disrupted by the mutation."
A cutting disc (60 × 100 µm wires) cut the flow of cell mixture into segments that dropped perpendicularly into a stirred polymerisation bath of 0.204 M CaCl2 solution, with pressurised delivery of the cell mixture to the encapsulator.
At the beginning of flow-perturbation time interval (the arrival time of additional vehicle), the cumulative arrival flow of cell i lifts up by 1 unit.
During the entire 2 day-cell culture on a chip, it was confirmed that the assembled hydrogel unit and the attached cells were kept stably under the flow of cell culture media (Fig. 5c).
If the cumulative flow of cell j or k at time interval t − 1 is the same with the previously simulated results, but the cumulative flow at time interval t after calculating Eq. (6) is different to the corresponding simulated results, it is indicated that the jump point is generated at time interval t.
Such a flow of cell migration and compaction was not found during the optic-cup formation from ESCs [ 28].
If the arteriolar blood pressure rises, the skimming effect increases, and the more densely packed axial flow of cells in the vessels offers increasing resistance to the pressure, which has to overcome this heightened viscosity.
We describe the transfer from compartment i to compartment i+1 as a downstream flow of cells.
During the same period of observation, we saw no bulk flow of cells in the adjacent dorsal vessel, located deep to the dorsal row of melanophores.
Some studies have employed rapid gel formation of a continuous laminar flow of cells in solution through microchannels [ 4].
The flow rates used throughout were first determined empirically to provide single file flow of cells at the required velocity of 1100 μms−1.
Here, we ask how a Wnt signaling gradient regulates the dynamics of a wavefront of cellular change in a flow of cells during somitogenesis.
