Sentence examples for the foremost cells from inspiring English sources
A possible general consequence of these observations is that PMN, the foremost cells of innate immunity, may serve as carriers spreading viable B. abortus in the body as proposed by Spink more than 50 years ago [41].
The migration distance attained 48 h after plating was obtained by measuring the distance of the foremost cell bodies (mean of three measurements per explant) to the border of explants in the conditions described above.
Mechanosensation is among the foremost means of communication between cells and with the environment and therefore of paramount importance for the evolution of multicellularity and a complex bauplan.
The forward movement starts with protrusion, which requires actin polymerization in lamellipodia and filopodia, the foremost structure of a migrating cell [ 8, 13, 26].
Neuroblastoma (NB), a tumour of the peripheral nervous system arising from embryonal neural crest cells (NCCs), is the foremost malignant neoplasm of neonate and infant [ 1].
So Ms. Hardie, already acclaimed as a science documentarian (working with stem cell researchers) contacted the foremost scientists working on the brain today, to discover how dreams 'really' work.
In addition to the quantitative aspect of genome-wide STAT binding, we determined that cell context was the foremost defining factor in the establishment of genome-wide binding positions of STATs.
Water electrolysis supplied by renewable energy is the foremost technology for producing "green" hydrogen for fuel cell vehicles.
Currently, surgery is the foremost treatment option for patients with stage I non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC).
Thus reconstructing such biological regulatory networks directly from gene profile datasets measured at different cell phases, types and even species becomes one of the foremost research topics recently.
It is necessary, however, to resolve the foremost issue for them in terms of practical applications, relating to the large volume changes during cell operation.
