The phrase "cellular phenotype" refers to the observable characteristics or traits of a cell. It refers to what we can see and measure, such as the cell's shape, size, and behavior, that determine its appearance or function. Full definition
She has discovered several novel disease specific cellular phenotypes in their in vitro models, many of them involved in accurate performance of the neural progenitors. (biolamina.com)
«It is already known that Rbfox is important for controlling RNA splicing but what is not understood is its contribution to neuronal maturation and which specific cellular phenotypes it controls,» says Dr. Zhang. (sciencedaily.com)
Using this approach, researchers can easily generate diseaserelevant isogenic models to determine the impact of correcting or introducing disease - relevant mutations on cellular phenotypes in a tissue - appropriate context. (sciencemag.org)