Sentences with phrase «functional cells»

The factory is required to produce a certain quantity of functional cells every day, regardless if cells are destroyed or made improperly.

Stem cells — specialized cells that can self - renew and generate functional cells — maintain adult tissues.

«This is one of the few examples in the entire field of pluripotent - stem - cell research where a fully functional cell type has been unequivocally generated starting from a pluripotent stem cell in a dish,» says Clark.

Previous studies had shown that if you cut a Stentor cell in half, each cell fragment will regenerate into a fully functional cell with a mouth and tail.

Overexpression of ZNF217 provides an advantage to tumor cells by allowing cells to infinitely proliferate and turning down pathways that typically tell cells to mature into functional cells (bone, blood, skin cells).

The new stem cell (green), developed at the Salk Institute, holds promise for one day growing replacement functional cells and tissues.

However, finding the proper in vitro conditions to cultivate large numbers of engraftable and functional cells remains a significant problem [1].

Therefore, it is necessary to establish multiple independent iPS cell lines from individual donors to ensure efficient generation of various types of functional cells for future application in the treatment of diseases.

A second intriguing possibility would be the use of hiPSCs to produce functional cells for use in extra-corporeal applications, such as mature hepatocytes for use in bio-artificial livers.

Next, the researchers differentiated the progenitor cells into networks of cortical neurons, the primary functional cell type of the brain's cortex (gray matter).

«They looked like they were really functional cells.»

«Additionally, these findings point to a promising strategy for delivering stem cells to targeted niches for their long - term maintenance and generation of functional cells through augmented stem cell competition.»

Further studies may address whether differentiation of these limbal - iPSCs to a non-related cell type provides suitably functional cells, and therefore, if they represent an ideal source for therapeutic purposes throughout the body.

By: Sadhana Agarwal, Katherine L. Holton, Robert Lanza Differentiation of human embryonic stem cells (hESCs) to specific functional cell types can be achieved using methods that mimic in vivo embryonic developmental programs.

And you tell a story by utilizing a seemingly conveniently placed and miraculously functional cell phone, then you continue to build tension as the protagonist tries in vain to remember important phone numbers or get anyone on the phone to believe him as he pleads for help over a tenuous cell connection.

The new stem cell, developed at the Salk Institute, holds promise for one day growing replacement functional cells and tissues.

Verma's lab developed an iPSC technique to grow, for the first time, fully functional cells that line airways leading to the lungs.

Scientists at the University of Cambridge and the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute have created a new technique that simplifies the production of human brain and muscle cells - allowing millions of functional cells to be generated in just a few days.

These results suggest that EFTF - expressing pluripotent cells can form eyes with the functional cell classes and circuitry necessary for phototropic behavior.

For cell therapy applications, a viable, functional cell is the desired product.

Gentle, tube - based magnetic separation with our MagniSort beads enables the high - yield isolation of pure, viable and functional cells.

People with this form can often be treated with an oral drug that stimulates the remaining functional cells to produce or release insulin in an adequate amount to normalize blood sugar.