Sentence examples for the special cell from inspiring English sources
More recently, on September 19 this year, we had the controversial "encounter" at Batla House in Jamia Nagar, Delhi, where the Special Cell of the Delhi police gunned down two Muslim students in their rented flat under seriously questionable circumstances, claiming that they were responsible for serial bombings in Delhi, Jaipur and Ahmedabad in 2008.
There was an outcry against the Special Cell from a spectrum of people, ranging from eyewitnesses in the local community to senior Congress Party leaders, students, journalists, lawyers, academics and activists all of whom demanded a judicial inquiry into the incident.
Additional tests suggested that many of the cells had undergone meiosis, the special cell division that produces sperm and eggs.
60 Meiosis is the special cell division that ensures formation of haploid cells, spermatozoa and ova from diploid progenitor germ cells.
The scientists, at Oregon Health and Science University, used human embryonic stem cells that had spontaneously converted into the special cells that line the base of the retina.
The fish replaces its lost water by continually swallowing seawater, and the special cells of the gills, working in reverse, reject salt to the external medium.
Researchers at Advanced Cell pioneered the development of embryonic stem cells from blastomeres and have learned how to convert these cells into the special cells that form the basement of the retina.
The compound seems to target developing sperm both before and after meiosis, the special cell-division process that forms sperm and eggs, Matzuk says.
They are the young people with the special cell-phone posture; who have turned themselves into question marks as they crouch over their devices, looking into the future on their tiny screens.
The special cells are dumb-bell shaped and stretch through the thin pore complexes whereas their proximal and distal parts are swollen.
The results suggest that these special cells recognize the fetus, regulate the mother's immune response to protect it and then "remember" their response, easing the way for subsequent pregnancies, the team reports online today in Nature.
