Sentence examples for translating the cell from inspiring English sources
The dual set of pistons that are employed which are synchronized and motorized create a churn-like action in the cell insuring effective mixing, even at the high polymer concentrations by translating the cell content across a magnetically-coupled rotating mixer impeller.
Similarly, biological and biochemical signals play vital role in translating the cell's abilities to sense, generate and endure with mechanical forces.
The most important pathway translating the cell from ER stress to death is the PERK/eIF2α pathway [ 14].
By repeatedly translating the unit cell one box in any direction and by repeatedly depositing the pattern of ions within that cell at each new position, any size crystal can be built up.
The lattice is obtained by translating the unit cell 0 by the unit vectors (mathbf{v}_{1}) and (mathbf{v}_{2}).
More importantly, our in vitro Boyden chamber cell migration assays demonstrated that these NSCs maintained the tumor-tropic capacity as previously described, which indicated the feasibility of translating the iPS cell techniques into personalized therapies.
Both the ability of REMO to reproduce the observed precipitation pattern and the ability of the HD Model to translate the grid cell based runoff provided by REMO into streamflow are assessed.
Cells translating the LYL8 (LTFNYRNL) peptide derived from the H60 histocompatibility gene, or its analog MYL8 (MTFNYRNL), present the peptide-Kb MHC I complex on the cell surface [8], [9].
By translating the strength of antigenic T cell stimulation into the frequency of cytokine producing Th cells, the described NFATc2-switch is a general hub for productive adaptive immune response.
However, a recent study using puromycin-analogs and in vitro immunoprecipitation in thymidine-synchronized HeLa cells revealed that a subset of the proteome (339/4984 proteins) is differentially translated across the cell cycle, while the translation of most proteins remains relatively constant (Aviner et al., 2013).
The researchers used a three-letter coding system that is less efficient than the Church team's but has built-in safeguards to prevent living cells from translating the DNA into proteins.
