Sentence examples for in relation to the cellular from inspiring English sources

We did not detect HrpB2XAC in the cellular fractions (data not shown) but note that the secreted fraction was concentrated 60-fold in relation to the cellular fraction (see Experimental Procedures).

Finally, pioneering studies addressing the role of PMNs in stroke did not have access to the complex panel of immunocytochemical markers, available now, to precisely define cell types and their localization in relation to the cellular and BMs layers of the NVU, but rather relied mainly on classical histomorphological examination [ 38, 79].

Most previous studies regarding the effect of Topo II α poisons in relation to the cellular level of Topo II α expression were either performed in vitro or on breast tumour fragments without analysis of the direct in vivo effect (Gudkov et al, 1993; Asano et al, 1996a, 1996b; Vassetzky et al, 1996; Withoff et al, 1996a, 1996b; Zhou et al, 1999; Stacey et al, 2000).

Figure 5 The observed staining patterns in relation to the predicted, cellular staining patterns of styryl probes.

Although major advances in bioreactor culture of mouse and human (hES) cells have been made in recent years, there remain significant disadvantages with current methods, particularly in relation to the effect of cellular aggregation on scalability.

Besides the unknown mechanisms that underlie this differential occurrence of neurological issues within the Duchenne patient cohort, other crucial unanswered questions remain in relation to the molecular and cellular pathogenesis of brain abnormalities.

This ratio illustrates how much new protein is made in relation to the rate of cellular proliferation (new DNA) during the labeling period (Drake et al., 2014; Miller et al., 2014).

We analysed the mitotic spindle architecture in epothilone treated and tubulin isotype silenced cells in order to better understand the drug actions in relation to the cells' mt constituents and the cellular mechanisms inhibiting cell proliferation.

This apparent paradox is discussed in relation to the burning mechanism of unstable cellular detonations established experimentally, which shows that diffusive effects control the reaction of approximately half of the gases passing across the detonation front in unstable cellular detonations.

There is a relatively high incidence of single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in genes which affect the cellular response in relation to the cytotoxic treatment for TC [15].

The cellular mechanism in relation to the association between activated GSK-3 and tumor suppressive genes in early-stage gastric cancer remains to be elucidated.