Sentences with phrase «human cells»

But now, this very same mechanism has been shown to be at work in human cells in terms of damaging the mitochondria.

One week, the pair went to a conference to present a poster on the aging of human cells in culture.

But if the same can be done with human cells, the implications are extraordinary.

Extensive use is made of our human brain bank and our stock of human cell lines.

One was conducted on human cells in lab dishes.

For one, researchers might be using human cells in their cell culture studies.

This method, specifically developed for human cells, offers high degrees of sensitivity and resolution.

The regular bacteria were also better able to stick to cultured human cells.

B: Well, we were in the midst of experiments aiming to use an animal virus to introduce new genes into human cells and into bacterial cells.

In fact, the human body carries 10 times the number of bacterial cells as human cells.

First, they had to develop an ink with living human cells that would keep its shape after printing.

Under the right conditions, colonies of human cells grow out from the edge.

When this vector was placed inside human cells they produced more of the receptor than usual.

In most human cell cultures genes are present in two copies: one inherited from the father and one from the mother.

Every sperm or egg cell is a potential human being, indeed every normal human cell has this potential.

The technique is designed to detect and measure the molecular force in the single - molecule interaction by which human cell receptors are activated.

The process enables some viruses to insert their genetic material into the DNA of healthy human cells, which can lead to tumors and other diseases.

A better strategy might be to focus on how human cells offer influenza a cozy home.

And those passengers aren't human cells at all, but rather humble bacteria.

By discovering more about their survival tricks, the researchers hope to learn more ways to protect human cells from damage.

Hidden within human cells are the root causes of many diseases.

The same is true for many other human cells, including those of the brain, spinal cord, and pancreas.

No one knows how many human cells would make a mouse brain think human thoughts — let alone how you'd measure that.

In both rat and human cells modeling those in the heart, the test chemical seemed helpful.

Our manually - curated data is based on gene manipulation experiments in different human cell types.

The laboratory study used human cell samples to investigate the mechanism behind how breast cancer tumors develop resistance to treatments, effectively making them powerless.

A series of fine - tuned maps of DNA packaging in human cells reveal dynamic new views of how the genome's instructions are carried out to build a person.

It could target and destroy harmful viruses in human cells too.

Human cells normally contain 23 pairs of chromosomes, for a total of 46.

Each typical human cell contains about 6 billion base pairs of DNA, known as the genome.

These projects explore the consequences of genome variation on human cell biology, and thus gene function in health and disease.

In recent years, many scientists have emphasized that the human body's ecosystem is only made up of 10 percent human cells but 90 percent microbial cells.

One possible pilot project would create human cells that can tolerate a simpler and less costly culture medium by surviving without the typical amino acids and vitamins.

Human cell growth increases to repair wounds and prevent infection.

It's essentially the same process used in medicine to cultivate human cells and tissues.

He has also shown that the extracts don't harm human cells.

Human cells extracted from an organ can be grown on the polymer or on the membrane.

But the mere principle of a fully synthetic human cell is problematic to some.

For example, proponents suggest that they could design a synthetic genome to make human cells resistant to viral infections, radiation, and cancer.

Red blood cells are one of the simplest human cells.

And even the successes carried very few human cells.

Because this cell line has only one copy of almost all of the chromosomes, it is ideal for efficiently making knockout human cells.

But the new study, in Cell Stem Cell, injected human cells into newborn mice, not embryos.

And believe it or not, we all have more bacteria cells in our body than we do our own human cells.

In the rare human cell line used for this genetic screen, the cells have only one copy of each chromosome, except for chromosome 8, which has two copies.

However, it is possible to have «brain death» as defined here, whilst human cells themselves still are alive, and organs continue to function.

However, the argument is still far from clear - cut as, of course, these 14 - day - old human cells have much greater potential than any worm or parasite.