Thus, de novo beta-cell formation provides a pool of cells with a higher proliferative potential.
As milk production ramps up this large pool of cells become increasingly active leading up to peak milk production.
Rather than tediously measuring a pool of cells one by one looking for those that are methylated, he proposed a statistical method that could detect cell-specific signaling.
Across different virtual environments, most cells remapped randomly, but reward encoding consistently arose from a single pool of cells, suggesting that they formed a dedicated channel for reward.
In addition, the data refer to the average behavior of a pool of cells and/or receptors removed from their real-life context.
We ran simulation experiments to study memory recall in two network architectures: one interconnected pool of cells, and two reciprocally connected pools.
LHW does not appear to be required for the creation of any specific cell type, but coordinately controls the number of all vascular cell types by regulating the size of the pool of cells from which they arise.
Since EPCs represent a pool of cells which contribute to the endothelial repair after vascular injury, the increased homing and retention of these cells at the site of stent implantation may increase and speed up the process of endothelialization.
Once the treatment is stopped, this remaining pool of cells can grow to repopulate the tumour.
For reference, that means if you're trying to modify cells, you've got a pool of cells, and some fraction of those get modified correctly.
Importantly, hierarchical tissue organization, with a few stem cells at the top of the hierarchy, would reduce the pool of cells most susceptible to oncogenic mutations.
