Sentence examples for marking experiments from inspiring English sources

This is in line with T cell marking experiments that found that memory T cells derive from effector T cells [13], [14], [15].

This view is at variance with the conclusion of T cell marking experiments [13], [14], [15] where memory T cells are progeny of effector cells which acquire self-renewal properties [45].

The color marking experiments suggested that C. destructor might find the head and facial region of particular interest for recognition, so we investigated whether some natural features in this area have sufficient variation to be used in visual recognition.

Spratt: global epiblast movements as described by Spratt from carbon-particle marking experiments (Spratt, 1946 ) (adapted from Spratt 1946 ).

Tumor cells used in adenoviral marking experiments were incubated with Adv for 4 h, washed with PBS and recovered in complete growth medium.

Genetic marking experiments using Sox9-Cre/R26R mice demonstrated active contribution of keratinocytes positive for the early HF SC marker Sox9 to the establishment of the SG lineage (Nowak et al, 2008).

Before the commence of the composition marking experiment, the target compositions were scanned and saved as JPEG image files to the tablets in which our composition marking recording system has been installed.

Throughout the marking experiment, the system recorded all the symbols and words written down on the screen and, with the internal audio recorder, the verbal reports during the marking process.

(F ) Quantitation of clone showing one red and six green cells from the twin-spot marking experiment.

To examine this hypothesis, we performed a tandem adenoviral marking experiment where untreated and treated H1299 tumor cells were initially marked with Adv-RFP and re-infected with a second marker virus, Adv-GFP, at a subsequent time.

We assess functionality loss of airfields by applying the key findings from skid resistance and road marking coverage experiments for airfield concrete surfaces covered by ash (Fig. 3).