Sentence examples for more homogenous cell from inspiring English sources
Perhaps prostate cancers derive from a more homogenous cell population, giving rise to a more homogeneous progression scheme.
PLGA PCL mesh promoted more homogenous cell distribution and tissue formation.
Neurons derived from the human NT2 cell line (hNT) formed networks with a clustered neuritic architecture in vitro, whereas primary dissociated embryonic rat cortical neurons (Cx) displayed a more homogenous cell assembly.
Our simpler, more homogenous cell line models indicate that differing densities of the same Wolbachia strain can modulate the extent of viral infection, with more densely infected cells displaying the strongest DENV-2 inhibition.
In contrast, the E9.5 dissection contains a more homogenous cell population, strongly expressing this gene.
Data with cell lines, which have more homogenous cell populations, are of relevance to this issue.
Advances in sample collection techniques such as fine needle aspiration, laser capture micro-dissection (LCM) and cell sorting now provide the opportunity to interrogate the transcriptome of more homogenous, refined cell populations.
In contrast, B6 ligand, cRGD ligand, and dual-targeted polyplexes triggered more homogenous monomodal cell binding characteristics.
In contrast, E of SMC-seeded scaffolds increased 429% in the flex group (p<0.01) and 351% in the static group (p<0.01), with a trend of increased E, a 63% increase in collagen (p<0.05), increased vimentin expression, and a more homogenous transmural cell distribution in the flex versus static group.
For both cell types, the variability in cell size was consistently reduced at high seeding densities (Fig. 4B,C), suggesting that cell shape is more homogenous in high cell density cultures.
In contrast, the cultured theca cells from normal and PCOS women would be more homogenous and comparable cell populations, and cultured cells are known to maintain some of their in vivo characteristics unique to PCOS such as elevated Cyp17a1.
