Sentences with phrase «n't grow in the lab»

Acidianus doesn't grow in the lab, so Alice Springs in Yellowstone Park's Crater Hills became her laboratory, Lawrence said.

In addition, Pasteurella does not survive well outside the host and may die in transport or not grow in the lab.

Not exact matches

Memphis Meats wasn't the first company to explore lab - grown meat products: Dr. Mark Post, a Netherlands - based researcher, produced the world's first lab - grown burger in 2013, in research originally financed by Google's co-founder Sergey Brin.

For example, Google acquired the Android operating system developer in 2005, which provided entry to the growing world of mobile computing, and also recently acquired Nest Labs, which develops automated in - home devices such as thermostats and smoke alarms that can be controlled using smart devices.

Human eggs have been fully grown in a lab for the first time and a Christian bioethics consultant says there are not ethical problems yet.

While some still object to cells being taken from animals and used by scientists to grow clean meat in laboratories — and some just don't like the idea of eating a «cultured» steak created by men and women in white coats — others see the lab - grown meat revolution as key to solving the environmental crisis linked to meat eating.

Human norovirus can't be grown easily in a lab, and for this reason, the researchers choose to study it in mice.

In theory, tissue grown in the lab can repair the damage, but this doesn't always integrate well into the bodIn theory, tissue grown in the lab can repair the damage, but this doesn't always integrate well into the bodin the lab can repair the damage, but this doesn't always integrate well into the body.

So far, researchers have mostly turned on genes with CRISPRa in cells growing in lab dishes, says Charles Gersbach, a biomedical engineer at Duke University not involved in the new study.

I couldn't resist composing this after the mention of the charmingly misspelled word «hematopoetic» in your story on blood grown in the lab from stem cells (12 November, p 8):

«We're trying to get the idea across that we don't have to grow food products, we can make good alternatives with the same nutrients and constituent parts in a lab,» says Doyle.

Experiments showed that HIFs controlled the production of GSTO1 in breast cancer cells when they were exposed to chemotherapy; if HIF activity was blocked in these lab - grown cells, GSTO1 was not produced.

Another is that the transplanted bits of tumor act nothing like cancers in actual human brains, Fine and colleagues reported in 2006: Real - life glioblastomas grow and spread and resist treatment because they contain what are called tumor stem cells, but tumor stem cells don't grow well in the lab, so they don't get transplanted into those mouse brains.

Scientists can't yet grow them in the lab.

«It emphasizes just how much novelty we can find by sequencing the genomes of organisms that can't be grown in the lab,» Koonin said.

A die - off of bacteria that had been growing for thousands of generations in a carefully controlled lab experiment offered an evolutionary lesson this year: Survival depends not only on fitness but also on luck.

When Paz Merelo, a postdoc in Heisler's lab at EMBL, examined Arabidopsis plants in which these Class IIs were not functioning, the microRNAs were no longer inhibited in the top side of the growing leaves.

A year later, researchers corrected the faulty gene in lab - grown lung cells and felt it wouldn't be long before gene therapy could be used to implant correct versions of the gene into people with CF.

But don't expect to find Post's lab - grown meat on your local supermarket shelf in the near future.

«While investigating how p300 functions in MDS cells, we found that MDS cells do not grow well in the lab,» said Nimer.

That was the mentality of the lab: Anything that didn't grow in two days didn't exist.

Previously, Ishmael's team had relied on samples isolated from natural specimens, which could not be grown in the lab and had to be harvested from marine environments.

Mark Segal with EPA's Office of Pollution Prevention and Toxics in Washington, D.C., meanwhile, wants the panel's thoughts on a more immediate concern — the growing interest in genetic engineering based on totally lab - designed genes, not genes extracted from another organism.

Because M. lepromatosis can not be grown in the lab and animal models for this version of leprosy do not exist yet, the scientists used an infected skin sample from a patient in Mexico to obtain the bacterium's genetic material.

The results suggest that standard compliance testing of ambient waters, stormwater, and agricultural runoff and sediments using lab - grown H. azteca populations may not accurately reflect the health of resident H. azteca and the environments in which they live.

In lab dishes with the bacterium and the fungus, P. putida grew six times as dense as did a mutant strain of the bacterium that couldn't swim.

Or, Spelke puts it, «the negative thing that we learned» from the study is that lab work is not necessarily «sufficient to establish what actually causes knowledge to grow in the mind of a child, over timespans of years in the environments in which children live and learn.»

Although we can't extract DNA and grow dinosaurs, we can extract their chemical compositions and tell where they formed by growing minerals in the lab at extreme conditions.»

She supported herself as a lab tech in nearby Durham's Research Triangle Park — a job she got because having grown up hunting rabbits and squirrels, she didn't feel queasy about sacrificing lab animals.

If the marriage of stem cells and CRISPR follows a similar path, it might not be long before pigs have enough Homo sapiens in them not only to grow human hearts, lungs, livers, and kidneys for transplant but also to model human diseases more closely than current lab animals do and to test experimental drugs.

Most bacteria, in fact, don't grow well in the lab.

The red dots represent lineages that can not, at present, be isolated and grown in the lab.

But since over 90 percent of all soil bacteria can't be grown in the lab, researchers have long been unsure just how they contribute to carbon cycling.

While this piece of «meat,» which was said to have tasted «close to meat,» represents significant progress in the field of making lab - grown food, the current approach needs to be improved before widespread use is feasible; the patty cost over $ 330,000 to make (not to mention probably significant culturing time in the lab to generate the 20,000 muscle strands used to make the patty).

But culturing germ cells (the process of growing these specialized cells in the lab) is difficult, and scientists have not yet been able to culture the germ cells of pigeons.

The results of a recent study from the lab of CSHL Professor David Tuveson are part of a growing body of evidence that for cancer patients, antioxidants may not be the «reliable guardians» they're made out to be in the video below.

«It would be hard to find compelling proof of extraterrestrial life in a meteorite short of isolating an organism that grows in the lab but does not have Earth DNA,» McKay said.

From a biologist's standpoint, this is a really unique thing, as we don't usually know who is behind the cell lines we grow in the lab.

Usually, one needs to multiply cells to obtain a sufficient amount of DNA to be able to sequence it, but many cells can not be grown in lab environment, which makes the ability to sequence an individual cell essential.

Zeng and his team were able to reverse late - stage type 1 diabetes in lab mice through this strategy, not only halting the autoimmune process, but also helping new islet cells grow.

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When we say our sauces are «all natural,» we mean Truly Natural, where every ingredient is grown and not made in a lab.

Despite the fact that gendered stereotyping swirls in the air around me daily in science, in a way I have grown safe in the bubble of my lab, where they almost don't know how to react if I'm NOT wearing vintage.

The metaphors in Vincenzo Natali's bio-horror aren't exactly subtle: their experiment becomes their child, which they whisk away from the lab and into the (broken) home of Elsa's troubled childhood, and the would - be parents get a rollercoaster trip through family issues and growing pains.

She was not born so much as she was created, literally grown in a lab as a replacement for a man who had been meant to be the ultimate weapon.

Whichever term your vet's office uses, the doctor will often not lose time after diagnosis of exocrine pancreatic insufficiency taking a cell culture and growing it in the lab to see whether bad bacteria are present.

I've chosen these beds with fully grown labs in mind, so if you're buying for a puppy they might be too big (although probably not for long!)

Loladze first realized there was something odd going on in 1998, when a lab experiment found that using light to grow additional quantities of algae to feed zooplankton did not result in the zooplankton's growth.

The bacteria that causes syphilis, Treponema pallidum, is difficult to study in the lab, as it can't be grown in a test tube or Petri dish.