Sentence examples for simple cultures from inspiring English sources

While these studies have allowed elucidation of the cellular factors involved in cell migration and proliferation following "scratch woundings," as well as in response to ECM proteins such as collagens, fibronectin, vitronectin and laminin [26], [27] and/or polypeptide growth factors [28], [29], [30], these simple cultures lack the complexity of the wound healing microenvironment in vivo.

Using simple cultures of hepatocytes alone does not account for the concerted response between cells that occurs in vivo, nor does it reflect the differential sensitivity to known hepatotoxins that occurs in a zone-specific fashion (Anundi et al., 1993; DeLeve et al., 1997; Edling et al., 2009).

An ideal autologous source should thus allow easy collection of a large number of cells that can be grown in a simple culture system, and that can quickly be cultured to quantities sufficient to obviate extensive and long-term expansion.

In this paper, we describe a simple culture system that allows kidney rudiments to be cultured directly on glass coverslips in just 85 µl of medium.

And then there is simple culture clash.

The bees have, in other words, created a simple culture.

This simple culture protocol allowed us to compare the transcriptomic profile of proliferating and quiescent GSLCs and to perform Ca2+ imaging to directly test their respective Ca2+ responses.

"Maybe, using that simple culture-based approach, we've missed most of the chemistry that are produced by bacteria," Brady said.

In conclusion, the use of these simple culture conditions should improve, in long-term culture, the quality of the cartilage construct.

The B-13 cell was cloned from the rodent AR42J pancreatic cell line, express genes associated with pancreatic acinar cells and readily proliferates in simple culture media.

Stephen Levinson, the neo-Whorfian director of the Language and Cognition Group at the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, in the Netherlands, excoriated Everett in print for "having made the Pirahã sound like the mindless bearers of an almost subhumanly simple culture".