Sentence examples for up in cell from inspiring English sources

Your Columnist understood that Hiroshi Takayanagi of Japan thinks the immune system and the biology of bones are linked; that Attila Toth of Hungary has insights into how chromosomes pair up in cell division; that Wenying Shou of New York is doing weird things with yeast.

Transcriptomic analysis is growing up in cell mechanobiology studies under fluid flow in the past decades.

Such as? Hunt hopes that a big market will open up in cell phones.

In Catharanthus roseus cells, recent data have indicated that glyphosate is taken up in cell suspensions by an Fe/glyphosate cotransport, stimulated by the action of Ca2+.

It's putting GSM Global Systemm for Mobile Communications) chips into production now that will show up in cell phones next year.

Now for the other three: Sandbridge Technologies Chief Guenter Weinberger expects his "flexible" chips to go into production early next year and start showing up in cell phones the year after that.

Several follow-up in-cell NMR studies reinvestigated the structural properties of α-synuclein in intact bacteria and concluded-, in agreement with earlier reports-, that α-synuclein is intrinsically disordered and monomeric when overexpressed in bacteria.

People with the disorder lack an enzyme needed to prevent a kind of sugar from building up in cells.

"We were seeing kids locked up in cells, kept like animals really, not being educated," Ms. Jackson said.

Originally, the bombings case defendants were being held in solitary confinement, but jail officials later allowed the defendants to double up in cells.

Twenty-eight percent of the teenagers and young men in the prison were locked up in cells all day, the report says.