Sentence examples for renegade cells from inspiring English sources

Moreover, without blood vessels, nothing can get into the tumor to kill the renegade cells, so chemotherapy is almost useless.

The renegade cells proliferating stealthily but uncontrollably in my marrow were weakening my immune system and corroding bones all over my body.

If renegade cells become caught in the nodes, the tumor could also be setting up outposts in distant parts of the body.

You'll be able to pop an antibiotic targeted at the invader, or a cancer pill aimed at those few renegade cells.

Although metastasis has traditionally been described as the autonomous spread of renegade cells throughout the body, it is now becoming clear that this is no longer the case.

The drastic, uncontrollable, rapid evolution of cancer cell ends with the demise not only of the host but also the renegade cancer cells that are constantly in chaos.

To test this hypothesis, the researchers looked at the activity of the gene for a protein called PLP--a major component of myelin and one of the main targets of renegade T cells in MS--in the thymus of two different mouse strains, one susceptible and the other resistant to an MS-like disease.

Under quarantine, I took my radioactive pill and engaged in a nuclear war with my renegade thyroid cells!

He spent nearly four months in La Santé, Paris's top-security prison which also houses Carlos the Jackal who used to yell "David English!" to the renegade spy from his cell.

Mr. Burger effectively sustains his conceit, adding suspense as the plot broadens to include a cell of renegade C.I.A. agents, the same folks, Mr. Burger suggests, who never quite managed to kill Fidel Castro.

"That helps reduce the potential for cells to become renegades," said Dr. Michod.