For example, cells are extremely fragile.
So, for example, cells that are early precursors of cervical cancer are likely to revert.
For example, cells can be obtained from the skin surface by scratching or from hair follicles.
For example, cells in a temperature-tracking spreadsheet could show shades of blue for cold days, or reds and yellows for warmer ones.
For example, cells can be exposed to reagents that enhance their longevity or functional potency after transfer into the patient.
For example, cells frequently had more than one mCherry-CadC cluster in fast growing rather than in slowly growing cultures (Figs. 2a and 6a).
In either case, the high dimensionality of the representations would allow temporal information to be read out easily by downstream readout neurons, for example, cells in the hippocampus.
For some cells (for example, cells 862 and 927), firing fields increased in length as the object was extended; for other cells (for example, cells 1079 and 1042), the fields retain similar sizes and shapes across the entire spectrum of object lengths.
For example, cells can commit to necrotic cell death when apoptosis is blocked94, and oxidative stress-induced necrotic cell death involves the activation of the apoptosis-associated caspase-8/Bid pathway95.
In the case of the growing mouse paw, for example, cells exposed to higher amounts of the molecule migrate outward to form the equivalent of the pinky, while those receiving smaller doses become the equivalent of thumb cells.
The technique also could be used to resurrect extinct species; for example, cells collected from a frozen woolly mammoth could be used as nuclear donors for enucleated elephant eggs.
