We're hoping to be able to start doing studies on hundreds of cells.
A full-scale system would use hundreds of cells, each roughly the size of a pizza box.
One such wave, the cell division wave, emerges from the collective cell division timing of first tens and later hundreds of cells throughout the embryo.
We apply this unique tool to perform ultra-sensitive density measurements, magnetic blueprinting, imaging, sorting and profiling of hundreds of cells and rare biological materials in seconds in real-time at a single-cell resolution.
Better sensors could tell what's happening inside each of the hundreds of cells that make up an electric vehicle's battery pack, allowing automakers to safely store more energy in them.
But even hundreds of cells may not be enough to allow someone to control two mechanical limbs at once — the device that scientists hope to showcase at the World Cup.
Some algal species already produce toxins at low abundances of some hundreds of cells per litre, while other algal species must occur in some millions of cells per litre in order to cause any harm.
Instead, the broth was dominated by snowflake-shaped clusters of hundreds of cells stuck together.
There, in the 1980's, Salafi leaders organized hundreds of cells that would carry on the religious struggle, come what may, he said.
Lithium-ion battery packs for automotive applications consist of hundreds of cells, and depending on the pack architecture, individual cells may experience non-uniform thermal boundary conditions.
We used tunicamycin induction of the unfolded protein stress response in multiple myeloma cells to generate a mass response that was temporally profiled for hundreds of cells simultaneously.
