Sentence examples for line of cells from inspiring English sources

It's one thing to study epigenetic changes across the life of a single organism, or down a line of cells.

Testing the cells with anthrax toxin, they found one line of cells that was immune because it no longer made the receptor.

Lacks's were the first that "took", introducing a constantly reproducing line of cells that are literally, to give them their scientific definition, immortal.

Layton, which made the cells used on Mrs. Elam, has now also moved into neural stem cells by obtaining from Children's Hospital in Boston a license for a line of cells developed by Dr. Snyder.

To clone the animals, company scientists first developed a line of cells from a pig fetus, said Dr. Julia Greenstein, chief executive of Immerge BioTherapeutics, a company that was formed in 2000 as a joint venture of Novartis Pharma A.G. and BioTransplant Inc.

These oocytes were presumably generated by an egg-producing line of cells known as female germline stem cells (FGSCs) that migrated into the graft.

The range of devices running on the Palm operating system reached 25 this week, with the announcement that Samsung would use the software in a new line of cell phones.

This line of cell density became stronger and wider over the following time-points, and a few colonies appeared.

The scotophobic response could explain why flagellum-dependent motility in stab-plates illuminated with white light results in a broadening of the line of cell movement.

A Harvard biologist, privately supported, developed 17 new lines of cells and is making them freely available.

Mr. Bush said on Thursday that he would support research only on those lines of cells already derived from embryos that no longer exist.