Especially in our modern world, I don't think there is any way you are going to stop cells from firing off and going wrong and turning
into rogue cells.
Not exact matches
You need to stop immediately on the side with the tumor, in case
rogue cancer
cells make it
into your daughter's body, and then gradually stop on the other side.»
Brain
cells translate that genomic gobbledygook
into rogue proteins, which do bad things inside nerve
cells and eventually trigger symptoms, such as involuntary movements.
Higher purity means less chance of
rogue cells developing
into nonbrain
cell types and mucking things up.
Avoiding the pluripotent state is important because it avoids the potential danger that «
rogue» iPS
cells could develop
into a tumor if used to replace or repair damaged organs or tissue.
Researchers also knew that under certain conditions, Tregs can go
rogue: they transform
into killer T
cells and join in the siege.
And if that system is shut down — if those
cells never get used to make milk — then it could be that this leaves more
cells at risk of going
rogue and turning
into breast cancer.
This finding sheds new light on how these killer T -
cells are turned
into rogues, leading to the development of type 1 diabetes.»
His counterpart is a grizzled former 007 himself, Pierce Brosnan, growling his way
into a meaty and morally ambiguous role as former IRA member and Irish Deputy Minister Liam Hennessy, attempting to politick his way around the aftermath of the bombing, which is claimed by a
rogue IRA
cell.
Rogue stingrays — spy kits that can track people's locations by tricking phones
into thinking they're connecting to
cell towers and...