There is a lot known about how plant and
animal cells respond to extreme heat stress, but not much was known about their response to ambient heat or how they regulate their response to heat between day and night.»
Thanks to this transmission route, human and
animal cells respond to external signals and specifically activate selected genes in the cell nucleus.
Not exact matches
But because women
respond to medications and develop some diseases differently than men, researchers need to include female lab
animals, tissues and
cells in their experiments, according to a Nature commentary Clayton co-wrote in May.
Twenty years of electrical recording in anesthetized laboratory
animals provided ample evidence that many cortical
cells, particularly in primary sensory cortical regions, continue to
respond selectively during anesthesia.
Like OSNs,
animal cells expressing ORs
responded to the odorant of interest, emitting fluorescence.
The novel biologic has been tested in
cell and
animal models, and the results are that the cancer does not grow as aggressively and
responds to chemotherapy.
Studies in
animals indicated that in branches of the nerve that exit from the back of the brain and wrap around various parts of the face and head, overactive
cells would
respond to typically benign lights, sounds and smells by releasing chemicals that transmit pain signals and cause migraine.
To investigate this hypothesis, the scientists focused on how a subpopulation of mouse intestinal stem
cells responded under calorie restriction and then when the
animals were exposed to radiation.
As the
animal travels, these neurons, called grid
cells and place
cells,
respond uniquely to distance, turning on and off in a way that measures how far the
animal has moved in a particular direction.
More than a decade ago microelectrode studies of rats and monkeys revealed place
cells that
respond when the
animals move to a particular spot in a maze.
The possibility of such
cells has been debated at least since the 1950s, when researchers found single neurons in the visual cortex of cats and other
animals that
respond to simple stimuli, such as lines oriented at a certain angle or moving in a specific direction, or light of a particular wavelength.
When the researchers injected extra copies of the betatrophin gene into the liver of normal mice, the
animals» pancreases
responded by making as much as 30 times more β
cells than usual.
2 top -
responding animals are chosen, and immune
cells are harvested for fusion with myeloma
cells yielding multiple hybridomas.
Both plants and
animals are known to contain photoreceptive
cells that
respond to blue light, which are necessary for circadian rhythms.
Dr. O'Keefe's research identified neurons in the hippocampus, called place
cells, which
respond selectively to an
animal's location.
The Human Emulation System offers researchers a new standard for predicting how a human may
respond to diseases, medicines, chemicals, and foods — with greater precision and control than today's
cell culture or
animal - based testing approaches.
«We have found that the same genes responsible for tamoxifen resistance in our
animals are also turned off in human breast cancer
cells that do not
respond to the drug,» she says «Because these genes were epigenetically silenced — meaning they were not irreversibly altered, just switched off — it was possible to turn them back on.
Although the T
cells of chimeric
animals responded to alloantigen, the response was similar to that of non-chimeric control
animals, suggesting that these
cells did not appear to lead to deletion of alloreactive T
cells.
One study found that cartilage
cells responded to chondroitin sulfate and glucosamine when joints were under stress in aged -
animals.
«Our study shows that neurons in the human amygdala
respond preferentially to pictures of
animals, meaning that we saw the most amount of activity in
cells when the patients looked at cats or snakes versus buildings or people,» Florian Mormann, lead author of a paper and a former postdoctoral scholar at CalTech said in releasing the study.
Mast
Cells Mast cells are a special type of cell that are distributed throughout the body and help animals respond to inflammation and aller
Cells Mast
cells are a special type of cell that are distributed throughout the body and help animals respond to inflammation and aller
cells are a special type of
cell that are distributed throughout the body and help
animals respond to inflammation and allergies.
Mast
cells are specialized
cells that are normally found throughout the body that help
animals respond to inflammation, allergies, and specific situtations.
Mast
cell tumors (MCTs) Mast
cells are specialized
cells that are normally found throughout the body and help
animals respond to inflammation and allergies.