Sentence examples for precursor nerve from inspiring English sources

A precursor nerve cell's fate is set early in its development, and determines the different nerve types it can become.

Both subtypes originate from the same precursor nerve cell and both initially depend on an external molecule called NGF for their development and survival.

The performances of this reactor were investigated with two different kinds of chemical warfare agent simulants: OPA (a mixture of isopropyl amine and isopropyl alcohol) as the binary precursor for nerve agent of sarin and thiodiglycol [TDG, (HOC2H4 2S] as the model organic sulfur heteroatom.

Then the researchers cultivated the embryoid bodies in a medium that favors the survival of precursors to nerve cells and finally applied growth factors known to promote the proliferation of precursors to glial cells, a type of support cell in the brain that also produces myelin, an insulating sheath for neurons.

Organophosphates are the basis of insecticides and herbicides as well as precursors of nerve agents.

President Bashir said he would prove that the pharmaceutical plant hit by the American missiles was not a cover for making the precursors of nerve gas as Washington charged.

Afterward, many remained puzzled, saying it was not clear whether the plant, as Washington asserts, made precursors for nerve gas or whether it was purely a medical manufacturing site, as the Sudan contends.

Instead of being destroyed, they have been subverted and what they have been subverted to do is to create complexity in the brain.Light fantasticThe researchers were led to this idea when they scanned the stem-cell precursors of nerve cells with a device called a gene chip.

These two proteins are known to maintain a progenitor state in the precursors of nerve cells (Petersen et al., 2002).

In vitro cell adhesion and proliferation study was carried out after seeding nerve precursor cells (NPCs) on different scaffolds.

With inspectors nearly completing the first round, attention is shifting to the task of destroying an arsenal estimated to include 1,000 tons of precursor chemicals and nerve agents.