Sentence examples for removing cells from inspiring English sources

Removing cells at this stage should be less damaging, and by analysing five or six cells the clinician can be more confident that the genetic abnormality exists in the whole embryo, and not just a few cells.

This process tends to occur from the bottom up, so using an exfoliator to slough off the top layer of skin won't tackle their root cause: "You're removing cells from the wrong place," says Hussain.

Perfusion decellularization, the process of removing cells from an entire organ, leaves the matrix of the vascular network intact.

Decellularized goat-lung scaffold was fabricated by removing cells from cadaver goat-lung tissue enzymatically, to have cell-free 3D-architecture of natural extracellular matrix.

Unlike enzymatic methods for removing cells from microcarriers after cell culture, which can lead to irreversible damage of the cells, microcarriers which release cells by temperature adjustment have been developed.

After removing cells and other debris by centrifugation at 300 ×g and 1200 ×g, the supernatant was centrifuged at 10,000 ×g for 1 h to collect the shedding vesicles (SVs) and at 110,000 ×g for 2 h to collect the exosomes; all steps were performed at 4°C.

Broken fibers are realized by removing cell edges (i.e., fibers between two joints) in an otherwise perfect model.

The most obvious benefit in removing cell surface fluorescence would be in live cell imaging.

Cell clumping was minimized by stepwise adaptation to suspension culture: removing cell aggregates at intervals.

In adult animals apoptosis is used to remove cells that have become a threat to survival.

Blood was sampled within 24 hours of admission and centrifuged to remove cells.