Sentence examples for separating cells from inspiring English sources

Today, methods for separating cells still include mechanical perturbation or enzymatic digestion to separate bulk samples into single cells.

But the mechanism of higher butanol ratios in cassava-based fermentation has still not been illustrated clearly, for the activities of key enzymes in vivo were difficult or impossible to be measured, caused by hardly separating cells from mixed solid residues of substrate.

Following improvements in the microscope at the end of the 18th century, Charles Mirbel (1776 1854) in 1802 published his and Johann Moldenhawer (1766 1827) published (1812) in which he describes techniques for separating cells from the middle lamella.

Condensed localization of Mcl1-Venus peaked in cells with a septum (G1/S-phase) and decreased in separating cells (S/G2-phase).

The effect of cancer cells on endothelial cells can be measured by comparing these two groups within the same sample without separating cells.

Recent studies have shown CAR formation is indispensable for enucleation and Chk1 appears to interact with the cytokinetic machinery responsible for separating cells during cell division [8], [16], [28].

This analysis revealed two distinct groups, separating cell lines according to synergistic and antagonistic behavior.

TFE3 phosphorylation was also examined in MEFs by separating cell lysates through 7.5% SDS PAGE.

In our assay, faecal RNA was isolated without separating cell components from faeces.

Manipulating the physical location of cells is useful both to organize cells in vitro and to separate cells during screening.

Fluorescence-activated cell sorters added the ability to separate cells into containers based on which molecular markers they carry.