Sentence examples for time of cell cycle from inspiring English sources

While the expression of a neurochemical phenotype occurs sometime after a given neuron's birth, the tight association between the time of cell cycle exit and neurochemical phenotypes suggests that the timing of cell cycle exit may control some aspect of neurochemical fate.

(C ) Analysis of H9 hES cells unsynchronized (unsync), nocodazole synchronzied (Noc) and nocodazole + aphidicolin sequential synchronized (Noc + Aph) at time of cell cycle block and transfection or 3 days after release.

Processes of infection at the G1 cell stage cause a brief delay in the onset of immediate early virus transcription, while those that occur at other times of cell cycle produce a longer lag phase (double or triple time), because baculoviruses promote cell arrest in G2 in order to better exploit the cell machinery in its own multiplication [ 32].

To better define the exact time course of cell cycle distortion, we performed time-lapse analysis of treated and control cells.

The time course of cell cycle progression from G1/S to G2/M phase after release from thymidine block.

It can be found in all time-courses of cell cycle but G0 and early G1 phases and the same to quiescent cells [ 64].

A crucial role is played by the cyclin-dependent kinases (CDKs), who become activated via phosphorylation at particular time-points of cell cycle.

In this context, the model revealed that none of the parameters evaluated – time of cell-cycle, rates of change to resting state, and rates of cell death – was in itself sufficient to explain the different behavior of the thymocytes derived from old versus young bone marrow, leading to the notion that further experiments should be performed to better tackle this issue [10].

By focussing on the time-dependent expression of cell cycle genes at the peak time point of P9.5 in islets during pregnancy, we were able to screen for novel players in the cell cycle.

Together, we observed a clear time-dependent induction of cell cycle genes in islets from pregnant mice with a distinct maximum of mRNA expression centred at P9.5.

In agreement with this assumption, quantitative real-time PCR analysis of cell cycle genes confirmed hyper-expression of CDK1, a gene regulating the G1 to S and G2 to M transition of the cell cycle, and Nestin, a marker of neural stem cells and neural progenitor cells.