Sentence examples for passage capacity from inspiring English sources

These NSCs also show self-renewal as evidenced by serial sphere passage capacity (data not shown).

Cellular senescence was initially described in human fibroblasts with limited passage capacity in cell culture (Hayflick, 1965).

The meaning of family business sustainability, apart from dealing with the well-known themes of the new generation passage and the capacity of maintaining the economic and financial assets over time, introduces a more articulated dimension of analysis.

In accordance with previous reports, OCCM-30 cells between 20 and 25 passages with fine capacity of differentiation were used in this research.

Following enzymatic dissociation, 10 20% of cells from primary tumour-derived mammospheres formed secondary mammospheres and several cultures were serially expanded for more than 40 passages, proving a capacity for long-term self-renewal.

The RSC was identified as a rare pigmented cell in the CE of adult mouse (Tropepe et al., 2000) and human (Coles et al., 2004) eye, with the ability to self-renew through long-term passaging and the capacity to differentiate into all retinal cell types.

To characterize the MELAS-iPSCs, we analyzed their pluripotency and differentiation capacity at passage 30.

Joy [Laetitiae, sometimes translated as "pleasure"], for example, is simply the movement or passage to a greater capacity for action.

As the passage number increased, migratory capacity was enhanced, average cell speed, total distance and net distance travelled increased up to passage 8. Through the various assays, corroborative evidence pinpoints SMC at passage 7 as the transition point between the contractile and synthetic phenotypes, while passage 8 distinctly and consistently exhibited characteristics of synthetic phenotype.

Phage isolates LKD16 and 14/1 initially infected 80 85% of the naive (t0) bacteria, and serial passage increased their infection capacity to nearly 100% (two right panels in Fig. 2).

The following is an extract from an exchange between the government minister (Baroness Ashton) and the leader of the opposition (Earl Howe) in the House of the Lords during the parliamentary passage of the Mental Capacity Bill.