Sentence examples for have colony from inspiring English sources

At the functional level, only EVP cells have colony forming and transplantation capacity.

It is hypothesised that there is a cost to dispersing to a new site, the chance of not finding a mate of the same species, that selects against it for rarer species, whereas there is probably an advantage to dispersal for species that have colony sites that change dramatically during periods of glacial advance or retreat.

Another three treatment combs, sampled from colonies suspected to have colony collapse disorder (CCD), had similar patterns of egg hatch and development.

In the 1970s Alexander Friedenstein, who is generally credited with the discovery of MSCs, described a population of plastic-adherent cells that emerged from long-term cultures of bone marrow and other blood-forming organs, and that he showed to have colony forming capacity and osteogenic differentiation characteristics in vitro as well as in vivo upon re-transplantation [ 2– 4].

Surely we must have colonies throughout the solar system by now.

"We should ultimately have colonies on Mars, for purposes of expanding the footprint of the human race," Cameron says.

No city dominates as an art centre, although Scottsdale, Tucson, Sedona, and Tubac have colonies of working artists.

If the Nuclear engined designs of the 70s had been allowed we would have colonies on the Moon and men on Mars by now.

It has been long known that isolated MSCs have colony-forming potential (Friedenstein 1976).

Furthermore, fetal human colon epithelial cells expressing the mutated form of MET have colony-forming capacity in soft agar, while cells expressing wild-type MET show an intermediate phenotype.

The concentration which has colony count of less than 10 was considered as the MBC.