Sentences with phrase «nearby cells into»

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The driver said it was a foggy morning and he ran off the road into a pole, then knocked on the door of a nearby residence because he'd left his cell phone at home.

That protein, in turn, prompted nearby dental stem cells to differentiate into dentin - forming cells, which then differentiate into mature dentin.

His trick was to insert the gene coding for CREB into a version of the herpesvirus that can infect neurons without spreading to nearby cells.

As the wound heals, the gel breaks down into amino acids — the building blocks of proteins — that can be taken up by nearby cells and used for tissue repair, according to MIT neuroscientist Rutledge Ellis - Behnke.

For that matter, why were those particular cells, and not some others nearby, drafted into storage duty?

Once there, the immature cells develop into neurons that make dopamine - producing enzymes; furthermore, they connect with nearby brain cells.

When injected directly into the shoulder tumor, the altered bacterium killed the cancer cells, sparing nearby healthy ones.

Cells growing into the wound had 12 genes that were activated much more or much less than nearby cells sitting idly on the sidelCells growing into the wound had 12 genes that were activated much more or much less than nearby cells sitting idly on the sidelcells sitting idly on the sidelines.

Previous work had shown that the DNA region in question, a promoter located on chromosome 17, switches on a nearby gene coding for a protein that shuttles serotonin back into nerve cells so they can reuse it as a neurotransmitter.

This wasn't as fast as the researchers would have liked, but during these studies, they discovered that when a cell is squeezed through a narrow tube, small holes open in the cell membrane, allowing nearby molecules to diffuse into the cell.

When an axolotl suffers a spinal cord injury, nearby cells called glial cells kick into high gear, proliferating rapidly and repositioning themselves to rebuild the connections between nerves and reconnect the injured spinal cord.

The videos confirmed the unorthodox new mode of division Obernier's labeling experiments had implied, but also revealed the cells» surprising dynamism: a long tail that touches and probes nearby blood vessels, short arms that poke and prod other stem cells, and a tongue - like antenna that pokes into the nearby ventricular space, as if to «taste» the cerebrospinal fluid there.

It allows a specific neurotransmitter called histamine to build up in the spaces between nerve cells by blocking its uptake into the nearby cells.

When getting nearby the «destination» (muscle) «postmen get out of the van» (neuron splits into few branches) and reach each «house» individually (individual muscle cells, fibers).

A good two decades before cell phones were everywhere, the mother and son are trapped in a practically dead automobile that seems to be their safest refuge from the relentless canine, who is thrown into fits of anger by the sound of a ringing telephone inside the nearby home.

After that, the virus gets into the bloodstream and thus attacks all nearby cells, duplicating itself in geometric progression.

Nearby, a sixteen - second video of Oliveros breathing once into a paper bag, which Lozano - Hemmer recorded on his cell phone, plays on a small screen.

He then hopped off to procure two coffees while Peters — 50, with short blond hair and more restraint — plugged her dead cell phone into a nearby outlet.

who jump out into traffic, jaywalk, or become distracted by their cell phones can be dangerous to nearby traffic.

Cell - site simulators, also commonly known as IMSI catchers or stingrays, masquerade as legitimate cell phone towers, tricking phones nearby into connecting to the device instead of the tower operated by the phone compCell - site simulators, also commonly known as IMSI catchers or stingrays, masquerade as legitimate cell phone towers, tricking phones nearby into connecting to the device instead of the tower operated by the phone compcell phone towers, tricking phones nearby into connecting to the device instead of the tower operated by the phone company.

They work by tricking cell phones into connecting to the Stingray rather than nearby cell towers.

Colloquially known as «Stingrays» after Harris Corporation's brand name for a common model, cell - site simulators masquerade as legitimate cell phone towers, tricking phones nearby into connecting to them.