Sentence examples for slow divisions from inspiring English sources

Some veterans interviewed said they were protected from pressures by nurturing bosses or worked in relatively slow divisions.

Clearly, slow divisions kinetics reduce the risk of mutagenesis and defects during cell division [ 27].

Further, highly proliferative tumours may contain a lower proportion of cancer stem cells thought to undergo relatively slow divisions.

The third protocol, 7-7-14, was designed to identify cells undergoing slow division over the entire 14 days post-PX.

Alternatively stem cells with a very slow division rate during chase will retain DNA label much longer than those that divide more frequently.

These slow division kinetics are also a prerequisite to maintain hemato-poiesis in our model.

Our results demonstrate that it is conceivable to maintain hematopoiesis over a life-time if HSC have a slow division rate and a high self-renewal rate.

CC abnormalities are seen in a minority of patients with MM because of slow division of neoplastic plasma cells; however, interphase FISH assay is independent of the plasma cell division and has a higher yield to detect genetic aberrations [ 13].

Indeed, it is commonly accepted, that LT-HSC are quiescent or very slow dividing and that they can be enriched by slow division kinetics [ 8, 10, 11, 14, 15].

In Figure 4A, cells that were kept dividing in log-phase for 9 hr, then shifted to no-glucose for an additional 18 hr, show severely slowed divisions after the shift, and a highly precise correspondence of the numbers of spontaneous DSB foci with numbers of cell divisions at all division rates.

This may explain why mel-28 mutants survive to adulthood as long as they are rescued by a maternal contribution: maternally provided MEL-28 could allow those rapid early divisions, whereas the slower divisions of later development do not require MEL-28.