Sentence examples for modified cell types from inspiring English sources
The transplantation of a variety of naturally occurring and genetically modified cell types has been shown to be an effective experimental method to achieve sustained delivery of therapeutic molecules to specific target areas in the brain.
However, improved LVs are required either to genetically modify cell types not permissive to classical VSV-G-LVs or to restrict entry to specific cell types.
Some research groups have genetically modified several cell types to produce functional insulin [ 2, 3].
Longer tumor latency was observed in the chimeric mice compared to the conventional mouse mutants, possibly reflecting reduced numbers of premalignant lesions in chimeras due to the presence of both wild-type and genetically modified cells.
"This is a major breakthrough and a beautiful example of convergent evolution where vertebrates at least five times have independently evolved" this ability "by modifying different cell types to serve the same function".
These results suggest that the active component is unlikely to be a phytoestrogen, bioflavonoid, mycotoxin, or other known endocrine-disrupting agent that modifies cell growth via ER or type II [(3)H]estradiol binding sites.
Nuclear translocation of J1ICD has been described in other cell types, where it controls gene expression and modifies cell phenotype via Notch receptor-independent pathways.
Because wild-type huntingtin fragments can aggregate in-vivo [28] and because polyglutamine length within the normal range modifies cell phenotype [5] we used wild-type huntingtin to investigate the effect of chelators and copper on aggregation.
The sugar chains, he says, could be modified to mimic different cell types and even stick to proteins or cells.
The coating, described in the current Nature, could be modified to imitate other cell types and perhaps be useful for other devices as well.
This is in agreement with the fact that grasses display a marked developmental preference for accumulating differently modified pectins in specific cell types (Carpita, 1996).
