Sentence examples for whose nuclei from inspiring English sources

Positive activated microglia was defined as those whose nuclei and processes were evidently stained for CD68 and whose nuclei were colocalized with DAPI.

Radioactive isotope, also called radioisotope, radionuclide, or radioactive nuclide, any of several species of the same chemical element with different masses whose nuclei are unstable and dissipate excess energy by spontaneously emitting radiation in the form of alpha, beta, and gamma rays.

The following phrases were identified, whose nuclei are underlined: "osladrõesoportunistas" (NP); "agiram" (VP); "impunemente" (AdvP); "durante" (PP); "agreve" (NP); "aPolícia Militar do Ceará" (NP).

The researchers then transferred nuclei from nearly 1900 of the cultured cells into egg cells whose nuclei had been removed, eventually producing six calves.

One group was born from eggs whose nuclei had been replaced with genetic matter from a type of cell called a cumulus cell that surrounds the ovaries.

They selected cells that had taken up the DNA and placed them in contact with cow eggs whose nuclei had been removed.

Cloning, on the other hand, begins with an egg whose nucleus has been removed and replaced with the nucleus from a cell of the person to be cloned.

They typically take the nucleus of a patient's skin cell and inject it into an egg whose nucleus has been removed.

Cloning, also called nuclear transfer, involves taking genetic material from an adult's cell and slipping it into a woman's egg whose nucleus has been removed.

The following month the Coolmore syndicate, whose nucleus was O'Brien, Magnier and the Vernons pools heir Robert Sangster, visited the Keeneland July Sales, in Kentucky.

He was investigating how cells specialize in a developing embryo when he and a colleague, Dr. Robert W. Briggs, devised a delicate microsurgical technique of transplanting the nucleus from a single advanced embryonic cell into an egg whose nucleus had been removed.