Sentence examples for undergoing division from inspiring English sources

For example, they would tell the computer to measure the three traits human pathologists use to determine a tumour's grade: the percentage of its cells that are tubelike; the diversity of appearance of the cell nuclei; and the proportion of cancer cells undergoing division.

Nishida et al. (Nishida et al., 2005) even observed cells undergoing division.

Illustrated in figure 7a is a typical example of a healthy bacteria cell undergoing division.

Thus in any given small window of time, only a small fraction of the cells in the system will be undergoing division, in accordance with experimental observation.

Our time lapse experiments clearly indicated that less than 10% of fibroblasts were undergoing division at any time, therefore a proliferation rate of 3% was used for the proliferative fibroblasts in all the following simulations.

Given the poor results obtained with the Markov chain model, we attempt to incorporate more plausible biology, but still within the context of a non-spatial model; namely, we reexamine assumption 3. Cells in proliferating epithelia do not divide in synchronized generations, but rather, at a given time, a few widely dispersed cells will be undergoing division.

For generality, we consider enforcing a constant population size in post-mitotic cells (not undergoing divisions).

The second is because electrino bubbles themselves would undergo division when illuminated, producing multiple bubbles that carry still smaller fractions of the original electron wave.

This feature is highly suggestive of a replication control mechanism that is designed to force most plasmids to replicate before cells undergo division.

The telomeres are long regions of repetitive noncoding DNA that cap chromosomes and undergo partial degradation each time a cell undergoes division (see Hayflick limit).

Every time cells undergo division, the amount of CFSE present in each daughter cell is halved.