Sentence examples for shots of cells from inspiring English sources

Average cell lengths (Figure 1D) and the percentages of cells showing midcell FtsZ localization pattern were determined from snap shots of cells in steady-state.

The 24 h time point examined in this experiment is a 'snap-shot' of cell response to the surfaces.

A new study out from the University of Pittsburg published in Nature Communications claims that shots of stem cells from healthy, young mice delivered to the abdomens of prematurally aging mice have been show to head off many of the effects of old age, leading to lives two to three times as long as would normally be the case.

Burton was wooed to the alternative side 5 years ago when his wife got immunity-boosting shots of a cell-surface antigen that, he said, has prevented a recurrence of her breast cancer.

According to our experience, methods such as microarrays or next-generation-sequencing can be applied for the generation of snap shots of a cell or tissue miRNAome [ 8, 19].

Briefly, 100-300 cells (100 laser shots) of a particular cell type, as identified during LCM either by IF-IHC or morphology, are laser captured onto HS LCM caps using a PixCell II laser capture microdissection microscope (LCM, Arcturus).

Of course we all know that video shot on cell phones spells quality.

There are brief shots of a prison cell outfitted with a crib and of a man lying on a couch, his wrist encircled by a bright-blue I.D. bracelet.

After fighting through the crowd of golems and hobbits to get closer to the phone, I finally got to take some close up shots of the sexiest cell phone I've ever seen.

However, as direct ex vivo analysis of cytokine production only reveals a snap-shot of T cell function and may not fully reflect the capacity for polyfunctional cytokine responses [23], we also examined the response following 2 h stimulation with PMA (Fig. 2).

Each animal received a single shot of autologous cell-treatment (MSCs suspended in Hyaluronic acid) in the right carpal joint.