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More than half of the cells in the heart are not muscle [but] architectural cells called fibroblasts that are meant to support the muscle," he says.
More than half of the cells in most organs shared fewer than seven barcodes.
According to some research, more than half of the cells in your body weren't even there ten years ago, and that rate of change remains fairly constant even as we get older.
Cells overexpressing DsRed-monomer had 60.8% type I, 31.4% type II and 7.8% type III cells, indicating that more than half of the cells expressing DsRed were proliferating and that DsRed itself has only a weak cytotoxicity.
After transfection, we observed GFP and DsRed in more than half of the cells.
When Ark1 was inactivated, centromere segregation was perturbed in half or more than half of the cells.
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All the genes were methylated in more than half of the cell lines.
The muscle cells were prolific, accounting on average for more than half of the blood cells in each animal.
There was marked infiltration of the plasma cells and lymphocytes at tumor stroma, and more than half of the plasma cells were positive for IgG4.
Immunohistochemistrical findings revealed that more than half of the plasma cells infiltrating connective tissue were positive for IgG4 (Fig. 7).
More than half of the mitotic cells had more than two spindle poles.
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