Sentence examples for lung cells from inspiring English sources

Their own defenses — inflammation and leaking fluid in lung cells — can essentially drown them from inside.

Could it have been an errant gene that suddenly allowed lung cells to run amok?

The flu virus uses the lollipop-shaped hemagglutinin spike to invade nose and lung cells.

That includes haemophilia, muscular dystrophy, and cystic fibrosis, which predominantly arise in the liver, muscle and lung cells respectively.

Researchers have, however, succeeded in getting mice to take up and express luminescent genes in lung cells.

They chose iron because it can lower levels of nitric oxide, which ACE inhibitors increase and which can irritate lung cells.

The inhaler delivers a molecule, first found in bacteria in the Egyptian desert, which stabilises water on the surface of the lung cells to form a protective layer.

Researchers first grew the virus in embryonic lung cells, which were later cloned and grown in two previously existing cell lines.

It has a porous membrane with lung cells on one side, while on the other there are capillary blood cells and a blood channel.

In the first video, a layer of cystic-fibrosis lung cells had uncoördinated, slowly moving cilia that were unable to move mucus off the cell surface.

It damages lung cells and causes inflammation of cells in the heart.