Sentence examples for master stem from inspiring English sources

One kind of master stem cell generates the infant from the fertilized egg and then, its living sculpture completed, disappears.

He called for a program that would give special recognition to master STEM teachers-- not teachers-- not, buteachers-- notthe teacherarerps"--so thawardey could help improve the performance of their colleagues.

They then proved that the Islet 1 cells are what Chien calls "master stem cells" by showing that single cells could be made to grow into any of the heart's major cell types: heart muscle (cardiomyocytes), smooth muscle, and blood vessel lining (endothelium).

For their own economic vitality, states must put in place policies that help workers get retrained with STEM skills, offer incentives to students to master STEM knowledge, and focus on the pipeline -- beginning in elementary school -- to create a robust supply of STEM-adept citizens.

Our study suggests a model (Fig. 6) in which myc contributes to these pluripotency and self-renewal related functions through inducing expression of pluripotency-related genes including lif and those encoding master stem cell factors KLF2, KLF4, and LIN28B.

According to this model, tissues were maintained by a hierarchy of relatively quiescent master stem cells and their faster cycling but short-lived daughters.

He never quite mastered the Stem Christie but he loved trying.

Zen'ei ikebana masters crossed stems, used even numbers of branches rather than the odd numbers prescribed by tradition, cut leaves into artificial shapes, applied paint to the arrangement, visibly wired the arrangement together, and often included such materials as plastic, glass, and feathers.

Cbfb encodes the binding partner (CBFβ) for the master regulator of stem cell development RUNX1 (North et al., 1999) (Fig. 6D, supplementary material Table S4).

Indeed, there is evidence that the growth hormone/IGF-1 axis may serve as a master regulator, coordinating stem cell numbers in multiple organs.

As some examples: – In vertebrates there is strong evidence for a role of p53 as a master regulation of stem cell proliferation and differentiation.