Sentence examples for reflection of cell from inspiring English sources

Plaque development by FMDV on BHK 21 cell monolayers is a reflection of cell detachment as a manifestation of virus infection.

This may be a reflection of cell line-specific characteristics or due to the over-expression of IκBα upon reconstitution in these cell lines (G.Ghosh, data not shown).

Spectral variance in the FTIR data (Figure 3E) within the polysaccharide fingerprint region was difficult to assign to a single cell wall polymer and was more likely a reflection of cell wall reorganization.

Injured cortical areas, i.e. unstained tissue as a reflection of cell loss (Figure 2B), were measured using the computer image analysis system (Scion, NIH software, Bethesda, USA) and the distance between respective coronal sections were used to calculate a linear integration for the lesion volume determination as previously described [42].

Survivin expression was originally considered a reflection of cell proliferation.

For example, DNA synthesis activity may be quantitatively assessed using [F]fluoro-deoxy L-thymidine (FLT), as a reflection of cell proliferation and tumour growth [ 31].

GFP, which can be qualitatively and quantitatively measured by flow cytometry, was used as a surrogate in the study as an objective reflection of cells containing the transgene.

From these experiments, it was unclear whether centrosome disruption was a reflection of cells entering senescence, or whether these changes contributed to the fate of the cells entering senescence.

Goronzy, J. J., Li, G., Yu, M. & Weyand, C. M. Signaling pathways in aged T cells — a reflection of T cell differentiation, cell senescence and host environment.

The dynamics of mammary cell function, both differentiation activity and cell division activity, is a reflection of the cell-cell interactions.

Cell identity is a reflection of a cell type-specific gene expression profile, and consequently, cell type-specific transcription factor networks are considered to be at the heart of a given cellular phenotype.