Sentence examples for most extensive cell from inspiring English sources

This time frame corresponded to the period of active growth and the most extensive cell division in the regenerate (see the Results section).

In a global miRNA analysis of 21 human pancreatic adenocarcinoma cell lines, the most extensive PDAC cell analysis to date, Kent et al. [37] found 39 miRNAs to be differentially expressed by at least a factor of two or more compared to control pancreatic ductal cell lines.

These changes in combination with other factors are most probably causing the extensive cell destruction that develops during the course of the disease that in its turn leads to cerebral atrophy of the brain, usually starting in the medial temporal lobes [7, 8, 9, 10].

This animal had the lowest number of Sertoli cells in the MBP-exposed group and the highest number of germ cells and was the animal (described earlier) in which the most extensive clustering of germ cells was found.

In this study we have completed the only long term immune response study, and the most extensive investigation of the T-cell memory responses yet conducted with ZEBOV infected NHPs.

In the dog, the heart had intense immunolabeling in many myocardial cells; the most extensive labeling was in the atria.

Compared to other ICCG genes, CDCA7L also showed the most extensive level of repression in melanoma cell lines (Fig.  2a).

During these extensive cell movements, the most anterior-ventral serosa cells were relatively static both in wild-type (Fig. 4E-I) and in Tc-cad RNAi embryos (Fig. 4O-S), reflecting either a zero net balance of forces in these epithelial regions, or attachment to other egg parts.

To our knowledge, this study is the most extensive and practical examination of mammalian cells that focuses on the degree of correlation between expression level measurements obtained by oligonucleotide microarray analysis and qRT-PCR.

Most extensive Nrf2 expression was present in degenerating cells.

The most extensive evidence for both the inflammatory and direct cell death activities of caspase-1 exists in neuronal injury.