Sentence examples for take cell from inspiring English sources
Men gathered around them to watch, covering their noses because of the smell, and to take cell phone pictures.
"But when they came back to take cell samples, they didn't explain properly to the Lackses what was going on," says Skloot.
Since January, some trusts in England have also seen shortages in the equipment used to take cell samples.
His pants were covered with spackle dust and he stopped between swings to take cell phone calls, barking orders like, "O.K., start putting up the trim and I'll be there in 20 minutes".
But it's hard to be too afraid of the future or disappointed that Clinton wasn't in a barnstorming mood when Grimes takes and leaves the stage to the strains of Katy Perry's "Roar" – or when the candidate and the probable candidate are letting people take cell phone pictures of them at the front of the auditorium – even if the polls last week weren't swinging in Grimes's favor.
The girls ask questions about life style, and, if people complain of mouth sores or other maladies, they take cell-phone pictures of the lesions, to send to the "tumor board" at the Mazumdar-Shaw Cancer Center.
In this scenario, scientists would take cells from frozen rhino tissue and then reprogramme these into stem cells that could then be turned into sperm and eggs.
ViaGen, a cloning and genomics company based in Austin, Tex., will take cells from the aging bull next month in the hope of producing a double.
"It allowed doctors to take cells from any parts of the body, manipulate them and reinject them into the body," Rasko said.
If we take cell-cell communication as an example, we find abilities that cannot be described sufficiently by mathematical theories of language such as de novo generation of behavioral patterns for unpredictable changes in environmental circumstances which is based on the ability to modify genetic content or the modification of epigenetic markings' translational pattern and gene regulation.
