Sentence examples for take the cells from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, if you buy our storage kit, your doctor can take the cells risk-free from the cord immediately after the birth.

So it's not like we take the cells and hardwire them to the simulator and we can only drive when the two are exactly balanced.

"And then you can just take the cells out".

F.W.-S.: First, we take the cells, and we collect them by centrifugation, and we wash them very well.

"Instead of growing cells for transplanting, you could take the cells and entice them to grow over scaffolds into a structure or organ in vitro and then transplant organs and tissues rather than cells into patients".

"We now have a mass of cells that may have the potential to become various tissue types, and, ultimately, organs," says Atala. "At this stage one may take the cells and drive them to become different tissue types genetically identical to the patient's own tissue.

It's time to take the cell phone away".

If you take the cell phone technology, the GPS style technology we've worked on with wireless networks and cell phone towers and you combine that with a social network, you can find out where your friends are.

And the other gentleman decided to take the cell phone and take off while the other guy was wheeling away at her face and at stomach," said the brother, identified as Owais.

His latest work got around the problems of sourcing donor photoreceptor cells by growing and differentiating them from embryonic stem cells in a culture dish, rather than taking the cells from young mice.

The radiologist on call took the cells he retrieved into another room and looked at them under a microscope.