Sentence examples for viable germs from inspiring English sources
Purulent secretions protected from direct sunlight may harbor viable germs for up to 60 days, and no research has been performed on this material to characterize the gene expression profile.
The karyotype of some surviving cells was however abnormal (aneuploidy), leading us to conclude that these cells may no longer be viable germ-line transmissible mES cells.
If any viable germ cell tumour elements were found, no further therapy was given, unless the patient relapsed.
At this time, active demethylation continues by UTX (histone demethylase), another pluripotency factor, before the cells then undergo sex specific epigenetic changes required to produce viable germ cells.
Later in life, the atrophied testicular remnants still contain viable germ cells in a small percentage of patients when exploration and orchiectomy are performed for cryptorchidism [ 39].
Only viable malignant germ cells (excluding MT elements) were considered for evaluation.
The zinc-finger proteins ZFX mutant mice were smaller and less viable and had fewer germ cells than wild-type mice [ 26].
But the idea of such a commitment contains the germ of a viable educational plan for New York: call it Pick-a-Pothole, a citywide civic investment program.
With seed prices creeping up each year, no doubt because of the back-to-the-garden movement and the ensuing demand for seed, it seemed logical to see if any of this germ was still viable, and if the method of storage made a difference.
So the internal fights between those who argued for painful change to the structure of the political system as well as the economy, and those whose baronies would be threatened broke into the open.Some modernisers stormed out of the party to form the germ of a viable opposition.
Furthermore, germ tubes from viable A. fumigatus conidia were detected within host lung tissue primarily in macrophages, while no signs of lung germination of A. versicolor or non-viable A. fumigatus conidia were detected.
