Sentence examples for more rapid cell from inspiring English sources

Some wiseacre told me - when I was actually fucking dying - that a foetus undergoes far more rapid cell division during ontogeny than any cancer.

The surfaces with lower crystallinity facilitated more rapid cell attachment and increased proliferation rate, despite having a less heterogeneous surface topography.

Temperature-responsive culture dishes immobilized with insulin have been fabricated and studied to shorten cell culture periods by facilitating more rapid cell proliferation.

The translocation of cells into the neural fold, together with its more rapid cell proliferation, leads to an increase in cell density dorsolaterally compared with the more ventromedial neural plate.

The ability to combine the biomaterial features of silk with the biological activities of collagen allowed more rapid cell interactions with silk-based biomaterials, improved regulation of stem cell growth and differentiation, as well as the formation of artificial extracellular matrices useful for tissue engineering applications.

Overexpression of ACSL4 induced a more rapid cell migration towards the injury area in a wound healing assay.

The lower levels of residual apoptotic cells in the defects treated with low molecular weight chitosan correlate with sparse resident chitosan particles in the current study and a more rapid cell-based clearance of the smaller chitosan polymer chains, as previously documented [ 32].

Comparison of PNPO activity for two mutations that have been over-expressed previously in Chinese hamster ovary cells, i.e. R229W and X262Q, to that obtained using the new more rapid cell-free expression system confirmed that these sequence variants are pathogenic.

This is supported by data in an in vitro influenza A virus infection model that demonstrate a larger HLA-C regulated NK cell subset witHLA-C regulated cell IFNK γ secellion and cytotoxicity in HLA-C1 than in HLA-C2 homozygousubsetents.

Priming studies further revealed that the more rapid B cell responses to H5 resulted from cross-reactive B cell immunity to the hemagglutinin H1 protein.

That way, the next time you see a headline like "Eating Unicorn Meat Causes Cancer," you can evaluate the study and realize that, actually, the research found something much less definitive and far more convoluted like: a compound found in unicorns, when applied directly to mouse cells in a petri dish, resulted in more rapid cancer cell division.