Sentence examples for passage derived from from inspiring English sources
In the following we will discuss two examples of spatial non-adiabatic passage derived from LR invariant based inverse engineering in the 3L approximation.
The mutated template was no longer detectable in adherent cells grown in vitro (in four cases after the first passage and in six cases after the second passage) derived from the tumour samples with IDH1 mutations.
Mr. Ludwig derived his response from Josquin's "Mille Regretz," arranging that Renaissance lament for his central movement and surrounding it with evocative passages derived from its melodic material.
Lung fibroblasts of early passages derived from both healthy donors and IPF patients showed no immunostaining for α-SMA (Fig. 4A).
All the experiments were carried out using early passage of primary MEFs (passage 3) derived from male PDZ-RhoGEF KO embryos and the littermate PDZ-RhoGEF+/+ embryos (WT) as control.
Parameters of particle passage were derived from faecal excretion of a pulse-dose of short (1 2 mm) and long (>2 mm) particles labelled with Ytterbium, using age-dependent Gamma-2 single-compartment models.
Secondary and later passage NS derived from FGF-2-responsive primary NS expressed FGFR1, the receptor for FGF-2, but not EGFR (data not shown).
Primary E17.5 osteoblasts (passage 0) derived from frontal bone were transduced with FgfR1 shRNA lentiviral particles (Flg shRNA sc-29317-V, Santa Cruz Biotechnology) as previously described [27], [29].
Our results show that pGFs can be reprogrammed to pluripotency at least 7-fold more efficiently than TTFs at the same passage number derived from the same mouse.
Gene expression in early passage SFBs derived from SM of 6 RA patients was compared to that in SFBs from SM of 6 OA patients.
As the mode of immortalization may affect responsiveness to TNF, we also investigated the response of primary low passage MEF derived from E14.5 embryos.
