Sentence examples for safeguarding the stem from inspiring English sources

By comparing genome-wide binding sites of Sox2 in embryonic stem cells (ESCs) and TSCs combined with inducible knockout systems, we found that, despite the common role in safeguarding the stem cell state, Sox2 regulates distinct sets of genes with unique functions in these two different yet developmentally related types of stem cells.

Under conditions of DNA hypomethylation, DAXX-ATRX complex is essential to promote H3K9 trimethylation around the tandem repetitive elements, thus safeguarding the genome stability in embryonic stem cells (He et al., 2015).

However, when the damage is too severe to be properly repaired, apoptosis, senescence or, in the case of embryonic stem cells, premature differentiation (Lin et al., 2005) may be induced, safeguarding the organism from developing neoplasia (Vousden and Prives, 2009).

For production honeypots—safeguarding the security of the service.

Safeguarding the financial sector.

Safeguarding the files was not taken lightly.

Safeguarding the right to education in emergencies.

No interventions included "safeguarding the partnership through documentation".

Bloomberg promises $100 million to fund stem-cell and other biotech research at Johns Hopkins University, blasting the Bush regime for abrogating government's "most basic responsibility" to safeguard the public health when stem-cell breakthroughs may "save the lives of millions".

It stems from the original notion of democracy and safeguards the role of each and every person in a world where money and power often drown out our individual voices.

There have been some noble efforts over the years to stem the flow: notably, the post-cold-war effort led by the United States to safeguard the weapons, materials and scientific brains belonging to the former Soviet Union.