Sentence examples for made of cells from inspiring English sources

To Dr. Hogan, the building of an embryo is a process like origami, except that the sheets being bent and tucked are made of cells instead of paper.

Often overlooked, cell theory states that all life is made of cells, and they can only be born by the division of existing ones.

Perhaps some extra visual reminder would have helped here to underline for the spectator that each of these creatures, from the northern elephant seal to the monarch butterfly, is made of cells that run on the same operating system.

But growing usable tissue in the lab is notoriously difficult; the advent of 3-D printers that can print ink made of cells has offered a ray of hope.

The modern understanding of the disease originated with the recognition, in the first half of the 19th century, that all plants and animals are made of cells, and that all cells arise from other cells.

M.T.: So right now, I'm eating an orange, which is made of cells.

In the first category are self-portraits, sparse drawings of solitary confinement, abstractions made of cell bars.

In this study we established inclusion criteria for designation of a cluster; clusters were made of cell groupings of 4+ nuclei, not arranged perpendicular to the joint surface.

Cell lysates were made of these cells and of Saos-2 cells transfected with wild-type p53.

This matrix consisted of a superstructure made of 5 cells of Al6Ti2O13 for one cell of Al2TiO5 along [0 0 1] direction.

Each pixel is made of 64×50 cells, for a total of 204,800 cells in the entire tile.