Sentence examples for reserve of cells from inspiring English sources

In 2005, he reported that women possess a hidden reserve of cells in the bone marrow that constantly replenish the ovaries with new eggs.

Furthermore their pluripotency allowed the generation of transgenic mice, which can be an interesting reserve of cells, such as the adult stem cells (for example haematopoietic stem cells), committed progenitors, and also primary cells containing the photoprotein, for pharmacological or bioimaging studies.

By playing a central role in erosion formation, the osteoclast is not only responsible for functional handicap resulting from bone destruction at long term, but also for allowing the joint space to have direct access with subchondral bone marrow and its vast reserve of stem cells and B-cells.

Blood vessel walls harbor a reserve of progenitor cells, known as mesenchymal stem cells or mesenchymal stromal cells [32] [35].

Importantly, the model of neutral drift does not necessarily preclude a classical stem cell hierarchy in which a reserve of quiescent cells can be recruited to replace basal cell clones; similar hierarchies have been uncovered in other systems maintained by neutral drift (Mascre et al., 2012).

At the same time, organs of the adult are built up, sometimes from reserve groups of cells that remain undifferentiated or nonfunctional in the larva.

As shown in Figure 8(a), the reserve capacity of cells grown in hypoxia was significantly greater than for normoxia, implying that hypoxia-cultured SPCs may have greater substantial capacity than those in normoxia in response to stress or pathologically relevant injury, increasing energy demands for the maintenance of organ function, cellular repair, or detoxification of reactive species [ 36].

Human amniotic epithelial cells (hAECs) is a desirable reserve of stem cells.

Given their in vivo: (i) recruitment of host progenitor cells, (ii) homing towards injured sites and (iii) multipotentiality in tissue repair, hAFSCs are a very appealing reserve of stem cells potentially useful for clinical application in regenerative medicine.

MSCs are advantageous due to their immunomodulatory characteristics, which allow them to act as a universal reserve of donor cells (Fig. 1) [24].

The primordial follicles represent a reserve of germ cells for the entire reproductive life of the female.