Most cells are small, so mRNAs, and the proteins made in them, flood the whole cell.
There is a reason why life is built of cells, and why most cells are too small to see without a microscope.
Tbx3 expression pattern in ESCs is heterozygous and most cells are Tbx3-negative.
However, most cells are produced postembryonically in, at least partly, differentiated organs.
Most cells are usually in the growth phase (G1), wherein various enzymes (especially those needed for DNA replication) are synthesized.
Combination of these two techniques, however, showed a cell viability of 6.7%, implying that most cells are killed.
Most cells are selectively adhered on micro-structured silica particles, while a flat surface has low affinity for the cells.
In multicellular organisms, nutrient uptake and metabolism in most cells are tightly regulated by stringent control systems to prevent abnormal proliferation (Vander Heiden et al., 2009).
Most cells are named following convention [6], [29], [30].
Although the composition of the infiltrate of the background is heterogeneous, most cells are CD4+ lymphocytes.
Most cells are cultured in conditions of 5% CO2 and air and will result in an oxygen partial pressure in the cells of approximately 150 mmHg [29].
