Sentence examples for green daughter from inspiring English sources

Centriole duplication was revealed with indicated antibodies (centrin, green; daughter centriole marker, STIL, red; PCM marker, γ-tubulin, blue).

As a result, upon Cre-mediated interchromosomal recombination, the two daughter cells of a RGP undergoing asymmetric neurogenic division exhibited distinct genotypes: the green daughter cell inherited the wild-type allele, whereas the red daughter cell inherited the Otx1 knockout allele.

For each time point in the aging experiment, three samples (mixed-cell samples 1,2,3; originating from different harvesting steps) composed of different fractions of Mother (M, green), Daughter (D, blue) and Dead cells (De, red) were harvested and analyzed.

There is a long, complicated reason the grown Green daughters -- Faith Claire Rushbrookk), Hope, Charity and Chastity -- are named for virtues while their little girl, Dolores (Billie Cook), is named for sorrow, Mr. Ivory said, but it had to be edited out to keep the series to seven hours.

Buy a kite for a couple of quid and join the kite-fliers on the oceanside park, Galle Face Green – my daughter loved it.

Mr. Anastasio was born in Fort Worth but moved to New Jersey when he was 3; Ms. Green, the daughter of the Broadway lyricist and Upper West Sider Adolph Green, dreamed of becoming "the female Lyle Lovett" for a time and wears a necklace with the silhouette of Texas on it.

(C ) Total fluorescence of the depicted NPC marker in the mother (dark green) and daughter cell (light green) grouped by age categories of the mother cells (N ≥ 50 cells, ***p < 0.001, **p < 0.01, *p < 0.05).

(C ) Total fluorescence of Nup170-GFP in mother (dark green) and daughter cells (light green) grouped by age categories of the mother cells (N ≥ 50 cells, ***p < 0.001, **p < 0.01, *p < 0.05).

One of Ms. Green's daughters came from Jamaica for the funeral.

Fernanda María de la Trinidad del Monte Montes, a beautiful red-haired, green-eyed daughter of the oligarchy, arrives in town to occupy a sinecure at Unesco.

Belle da Costa Greene, J. Pierpont Morgan's librarian and the first director of the Morgan Library, was one of Greener's daughters (she was born Belle Marian Greener) by his first wife, Genevieve Ida Fleet.