Sentence examples for idea cells from inspiring English sources

In support of this idea, cells that cannot synthesize additional SpoIIE molecules in the forespore nonetheless robustly compartmentalize SpoIIE.

Supporting this idea, cells transitioning from a normal to a pre-malignant state often exhibit abnormal IFITM expression [ 12].

According to this idea, cells with different metabolic grids such as those represented in Figure 7b and 7d might have co-existed in the "LUCA community".

Muscle satellite cells appear to be an idea cell source for muscle regeneration, because following transplantation, they not only generate muscle efficiently, but also replenish the satellite cell pool [ 72, 73].

Those grand ideas – cells, DNA and evolution – were nodes in the history of science, points where disparate meandering fields were wedded with common foundations.

First, we wished to convey the idea that cells in the proximal progenitor zone are in the mitotic cell cycle.

"The idea that cells can acquire profoundly different properties by manipulating their epigenome was becoming known," Danny Reinberg told me.

Exactly how a composer could express the idea of cells dividing became the subject of some dispute between Varmus père and fils.

Supported by the idea that cells can use proteins to store and process information through a network, this research also has potential outside the botanical world.

"What's interesting is the idea that cells can shake their fates," says Ron McKay, a neurobiologist at the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke in Bethesda, Maryland.

According to this idea, transformed cells extend beyond morphologically evident tumour.