Sentence examples for some types of cell from inspiring English sources

The volumes of some types of cell can be measured from fossil skeletons or leaves.

Many nutricosmetics are also marketed around the power of antioxidants – molecules that help to delay or prevent some types of cell damage – such as good old vitamin C.

The question addressed by Dr. Ruvkun was that of whether some types of cell might be more important than others in mediating the evident link between the insulin receptor gene and life span.

This observation is in accordance with previously published findings on the effects of doxorubicin on cell cycle [ 22- 24] and the fact that cellular Ki67 antigen has been shown to accumulate in some types of cell cycle arrest [ 25].

However, work from our group and others have shown that activation of NOD receptors alone results in induction of inflammatory genes in some types of cell, including VSM cells (Cartwright et al., 2007b; Park et al., 2007).

However, although the ERK activation pathway has been found to exhibit bistability in some types of cell, it does not in others, and the experimental observations made by Birtwistle el al. in their cell line were not compatible with the mechanisms that used positive feedback.

Some types of cells, including Merkel cells, which are involved in touch reception, and cells on the tongue that are involved in taste, also respond to variations in temperature (although not linearly).

PARIS--A common virus may help the AIDS virus to infect some types of cells and wreak havoc on the immune system.

A team led by Marc Alizon at the Institut Cochin in Paris, in collaboration with Michel Seman at the University of Paris, set out to probe whether HIV may use a CMV protein called US28 to enter some types of cells.

It is worthy to mention that mRNA levels are considered as correlative with S1PR1 expression at the protein level, and in some types of cells, this correlation may not be so strong; however, for all the studies done on S1PR1 in different kinds of cells, there were no reports indicating a discrepancy between S1PR1 expression at the mRNA level and at the protein level.

Sponges have no nervous systems, their middle jelly-like layers have large and varied populations of cells, and some types of cells in their outer layers may move into the middle layer and change their functions.