Sentence examples for lines of cell from inspiring English sources
The uniform undifferentiated morphology that is shared by human ES and nonhuman primate ES cells and the consistent expression by the human ES cell lines of cell surface markers that uniquely characterize primate ES and human EC cells make it extremely unlikely that a mixed population of precursor cells was expanded.
An explanation for these opposing results may be, partially, found in utilising other (sub) lines of cell lines and differences in culture conditions.
Further, the intersections of the regression lines of cell loss between different areas (right panel of Figure 3) are all close to 0, indicating a nearly simultaneous onset of cell loss in those areas.
The lines of cell division in M. smithii for the control samples and 6(b)) displayed symmetrical cell division, while mitotic figures in treated samples were off-centered resulting in aberrant division figures.
Thirdly, we made a broad synovial assessment, analyzing not only various lines of cell infiltrates and LN in order to compare the relevance of innate or acquired immune cells in each patient group, but also the cytokines associated with Th1, Th2, and Th17 cells.
On the western shore, the hills were more abrupt and rockier, and the filament-thin lines of cell-phone towers at their summits promised coverage.
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.
In 2001, President Bush said researchers could not use federal funds to create new stem cells, but allowed them to continue working on the 11 lines of cells that already existed.
We need more.' " President Bush had said that there are 60 lines of cells available for research, but some scientists said they were uncertain of that number, or whether it was sufficient.
But, because it relies on human embryos, President Bush decided in 2001 that public funding for the work would be limited to those lines of cells that already existed.
