Sentence examples for many dividing cells from inspiring English sources
When a log-phase culture was plunge-frozen and imaged, many dividing cells could be found.
51, 52 The Notch signaling pathway is critical for cell fate determination in many dividing cells and is therefore a significant potential safety liability for a GSI.
We think it likely that many dividing cells that deviate significantly from the germline genome and thus would be incapable of further division are eliminated by cell death and would be removed from the population interrogated for DNA content.
We think it is likely that many dividing cells that deviate significantly from the germline genome and thus would be incapable of further division are eliminated by cell death and would not be in the population interrogated for DNA content.
The angle of the mitotic spindle relative to a line bisecting the Pins crescent (from 0°, precisely aligned, to 90°) was recorded in many dividing cells; the radial histogram (right) shows the distribution of observed angles among all cells scored with a given genotype.
A comparison of the levels of the TTC4 protein in first trimester placental tissue (contains many dividing cells) vs heart (non dividing) (fig 7a) showed that while reasonable levels of TTC4 were visible in two independent placental samples no TTC4 could be detected in an equivalent amount of the heart sample, even at long exposure times.
Exposure of haematological malignancies and solid tumours to radiation or chemotherapy will eliminate many of the rapidly dividing cells of the bone marrow.
In many tumours, the actively dividing cells account for only a small proportion of the total, with the remainder of the cells being in a quiescent state (Q-cells) (Jackson, 1989).
Thus one of folate's cognate receptors, Folate Receptor 1 (FOLR1) is usually up-regulated in rapidly dividing cells, including many types of cancerous tumors.
Moreover, many of these leachate-exposed dividing cells showed evidence of a distorted septum.
This is in contrast to many other viruses that infect only dividing cells and enter the nucleus during mitosis when the nuclear envelope is disassembled.
