Sentence examples for stopped proliferating from inspiring English sources

The government signed the Comprehensive Test-Ban Treaty and by and large stopped proliferating weapons (though proliferation by rogue Chinese companies continued).

Cell proliferation was followed in real time until control-starved cells stopped proliferating.

Whereas the MUTZ3 cells stopped proliferating after 9 passages, the hTERT-MUTZ3 cells maintained a relatively consistent proliferation rate on drug selection for over 160 passages (data shown for the first 50 passages).

For vehicle- and DBP-exposed xenografts, the majority of undifferentiated germ cells were immunopositive for Ki67, indicating active proliferation, whereas Ki67pos/MAGE-A4pos germ cells were rare, indicating that germ cells stopped proliferating after differentiation.

Brokers say that drugstores may find it easier to add new stores now that bank branches have stopped proliferating.

Zenko said the available data did not show "big changes pre-speech or post-speech", but did indicate that the strikes had, at least temporarily, stopped proliferating.

Therefore, overexpression of maspin localized in cytoplasm may lead to slowdown of cell proliferation, which may explain why breast cancer cells transfected with maspin-EGFP (cytoplasmic maspin) slow down proliferation but do not stop proliferating.

Heart growth is strictly restricted and it can be generally divided into two phases: 1) fetal heart growth is mainly due to the proliferation of cardiomyocytes; 2) soon after birth, cardiomyocytes stop proliferating, and heart size is principally controlled by the size of cardiomyocytes.

In myoblast cell cultures Pax7 is similarly not expressed in differentiated myotubes, but is maintained in the smaller accompanying population of undifferentiated cells that stops proliferating, down regulates MyoD and returns to a non-proliferating state reminiscent of the quiescent satellite cell [10].

Indeed it is well known that when cells lack proliferation factors due, for instance, to tissue overgrowth, they stop proliferating and often die by apoptosis [ 14].

It has been previously shown that CDKL5 expression peaks during late embryonic stage and the first postnatal period [8], when most of the neuronal progenitors stop proliferating and enter the differentiated state, suggesting that it may negatively control neuron proliferation.