The five pharyngeal glands are single-celled structures, whose cell bodies reside in the posterior bulb of the pharynx.
A recent client is AT&T Wireless, whose cell phone customers get a Convergys operator when they call an 800 number for help.
The embryo is placed in the uterus of a surrogate mother, where it grows into a genetically identical copy, a clone, of the adult whose cell was used.
The Weidmann case will be the biggest murder trial in France since Landru, whose cell at Saint-Pierre Prison the German now occupies.
Another is plant leaves, whose cell structure produces a spectral feature known as "the red edge," said Dr. Sara Seager, an astronomer at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton.
Here is a product for those modern-day pariahs whose cell phones ring at all the wrong times -- at the theater, say, or in the middle of an important business meeting.
On the verge of death, he was saved by a transplant of umbilical cord cells from a newborn girl, whose cell type proved to be a perfect match for him.
'I saw more than 30 dead people with my own eyes,' said Frantz Rubin, a detainee whose cell has a view into the passageway where prisoners allege many of the killings took place.
The company, whose cell phone business has also stumbled, in part because of marketing blunders and high manufacturing costs, is now trying to reduce its expenses through job cuts, outsourcing and attrition.
The vote was 6 to 3. The case was an appeal by two teachers' union officials in Pennsylvania whose cell phone conversation about heated contract negotiations was intercepted by an unknown person.
The transplants had to come from siblings whose cell types matched the patients'; people without siblings, or whose siblings' cells did not match their own, could not enter the study.
