Sentence examples for hundreds of stem from inspiring English sources
With the end of the Bush restrictions, scientists receiving federal money will be able to work with hundreds of stem cell lines that have since been created — and many more that will be created in the future.
To the delight of patients' groups and scientists, the order will allow research on hundreds of stem cell lines already in existence, as well as ones yet to be created, typically from embryos left over from fertility treatments that would otherwise be discarded.
Subsequently, the placenta was subjected to CTA, which also showed branching of the vessels down to the 6th generation of stem vessels.
Today, at 47, Dr. Yamanaka is a leading member of the 21st-century fraternity of stem cell alchemists.
Plants for analysis were selected in phases of stem (32nd day of emergence), budding (40th day), and flowering (50th day).
Open image in new window Fig. 1 a Average length of stem on the 7th day and 45th day.
In the course of these struggles the Romans established several colonies in the 5th and 4th centuries to stem the advance of the Volsci.
Others include One World: The Health & Survival of the Human Species in the 21st Century (Foreword by President Jimmy Carter), and the Handbook of Stem Cells and Essentials of Stem Cell Biology, which are considered the definitive references in stem cell research.
*Don C. Reed is the author of "STEM CELL BATTLES: Proposition 71 and Beyond", available for pre-order at Amazon.com, widely available December 6th.
The vegetative traits (1st to 10th internode length, stem diameter, leaf length and width, number of branches and growth habit) were recorded when the 10th trifoliate expanded completely.
Despite little additive genetic variation for disease resistance in nursery studies, we found similar interactions when using breeding values for nursery growth and resistance traits to explain survival of their field-planted siblings, with stem height and resistance in 2nd year stem assays indicators of good field performance.
