Sentence examples for regenerating from from inspiring English sources
In adult rats, when different muscles are regenerating from myoblasts after myofibre destruction, the various regenerated muscles express different MyHC types reminiscent of the muscle of origin.
"The ailanthus is well known for regenerating from its roots," Ms. Dixon said.
Below the trees a dense layer of dwarf bamboo (Sasa) commonly grows; it may be so thick that it prevents the canopy trees from regenerating from seedlings.
Julia Forster A Julia, with the exception of yew, most conifers are very bad at regenerating from old or damaged wood, so I fear that the brown branches will not recover.
In our study, the total living carbon of young forest in 2006 (regenerating from 1988 fires) was 3,389 gC/m2.
The wattle community was cleared prior to 2004, but then developed more extensively and densely afterwards, regenerating from long-living seed banks in the soil.
During this period, any shoots regenerated from callus (about 35%to40%0%) would be transferred to shoot regeneration medium II.
Most tapeworms can regenerate from the head (scolex) and neck region.
If the cap is cut off, a new one regenerates from the healed over stump of the amputated stem.
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Conversely, the electrolyte will be regenerated from the counter electrode.
