Sentences with phrase «contained identical cell»

Both TMA blocks contained identical cell lines, cored from cell pellets, as previously detailed for normalization between TMA blocks.

Not exact matches

In almost all organisms, every cell contains identical genes — it is a difference in gene activation that distinguishes a blood cell from a nerve cell.

The grubs chewed their way out before the ferns fossilized, but they left behind feces (dark dots in photo), which, Labandeira found, contained resin - filled cells identical to surrounding plant cells.

What could be more «like» a patient's own brain than a miniature one grown from her own cells, and therefore containing DNA identical to hers?

«We have found that the individual cells within melanoma tumors are not all identical, and tumors contain a sub-population of cells that are inherently drug resistant, which accounts for the fact that advanced melanoma tumors return no matter how much the tumor is depleted,» said Meenhard Herlyn, D.V.M., D.Sc., professor and director of Wistar's Melanoma Research Center.

That single cell contains all the genetic information needed to develop into a human, and passes identical copies of that information to each new cell as it divides into the many diverse types of cells that make up a complex organism like a human being.

Cells of multicellular organisms contain identical genetic material (the genome) yet can have drastic differences in their structural arrangements and functions.

One way around that problem is to work with another kind of 3D cell culture known as a spheroid, which hasn't yet gone too far down the path of development and still contains mostly identical, similarly differentiated cells.

Think of a cell in your liver and a cell in your retina — both cells contain identical DNA, but very different subsets of proteins are being produced in order to give each cell its special function.

While the plating efficiency of the V+S + fraction was reduced and produced 4-fold less colonies than the V − S + fraction, both fractions gave rise to identical colonies that contain equivalent populations of V + and V − cells (Figure 7A, Table 1).

In their new study published in Cell, the team investigated enhancers containing «ultraconserved elements,» which are at least 200 base pairs in length and are 100 percent identical in the genomes of humans, mice and rats.

Every drop of this DNA «rocket fuel» contains more than 5 billion identical cells of energy that feeds your mitochondria like nothing you have experienced before.