Sentence examples for unique cell type from inspiring English sources
A unique cell type called gyroid is designed to construct periodic lattice structures and utilise its curved cell surface as a self-supported feature which avoids the building of support structures and reduces material waste and production time.
Podocytes are a unique cell type in the glomerulus [5].
It appears that during skull bone development a unique cell type, the 'chondrocyte-like osteoblast' is present [66].
Chondrocyte is the unique cell type in joints, and the cell model we chose is widely used to study the effect of inflammatory stress on joint cells.
We have demonstrated that KGF acts in a unique cell type, via distinct signaling pathways to trigger the commitment of different subsets of ductal cells towards a beta cell-like phenotype.
The duality of the effects of KGF in a different subsets of a unique cell type is an original finding and could have important implication in the potential use of this factor as differentiation promoting agent for regenerative therapies of diabetes.
These barriers are formed by unique cell types, which through their location-specific biological cell characteristics prevent compounds from passing between or through them or selectively allow only specific compounds to move across the barrier that they form.
This is likely to be related to the fact that the brain is populated by thousands of highly specialized unique cell types that undergo dynamic changes.
Moreover, our observations suggest that the pathways induced in HMFs in response to cell-intrinsic DNA damage are not identical to those induced in response to exogenous activin A. More generally, these data imply that direct DNA damage to a tissue results in an accumulation of unique cell type-specific intrinsic and extrinsic responses.
Although cancers typically originate from unique cell types, tumors can be heterogeneous, containing multiple cell types.
Stem cells are unique cell types capable to proliferate, some of them indefinitely, while maintaining the ability to differentiate into a few or any cell lineages.
