Sentence examples for preserving cells from inspiring English sources

In view of preserving cells' viability, zonal shear rates of the vessel bulk and sparger openings were determined.

Subsequent limbal stem cell transplantation requires an ex vivo expansion step and preserving cells in an undifferentiated state remains vital.

With the recent introduction of high-pressure freezing and freeze substitution methods for preserving cells for ultrastructural analysis, electron microscopy has become a valuable tool for correlative imaging.

In contrast, Chlamydia sp. and Mycobacterium tuberculosis act to inhibit apoptosis following invasion, thus preserving cells that act as their intracellular niche [ 29].

Autophagy can play protective roles in early stages of cancer development by eliminating aggregated proteins or damaged organelles, preserving cells from further damages [ 2, 10].

A protective effect of bioactive TBK-SE suggests that this treatment could interfere with the CIR-induced neuronal death, preserving cells by the injury.

As Mr. Muller recounts it, some of their work involved storing samples of genetic DNA and RNA, which requires preserving cell structures in freezers capable of extremely low temperatures.

Furthermore, changes in rhizosphere hydrophobicity by fatty acid exudates may be an important mechanism for preserving cell viability.

Various thiol-terminated polymers were covalently immobilized and unnatural functions were introduced to cell surfaces while preserving cell viability.

In vitro, HB-EGF released from the coacervate delivery system displayed enhanced bioactivity and promoted human keratinocyte migration while preserving cell proliferative capability.

A beneficial role by OMI, in preserving cell viability, is assumed to occur via the avoidance of dysfunctional protein turnover.