Sentences with phrase «of cell sorting»

Investigating the dynamics of cell sorting at compartment boundaries by real - time in vivo imaging

A further two rounds of cell sorts to stabilize the phenotype were carried out prior to sub-cloning the bulk population and sampling 96 clones.

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• NanoCellect Biomedical, a San Diego - based developer of microfluidic cell sorting technologies for cell - based assays, raised $ 10 million in series B funding.

The close concentration of urban dwellers, combined with plummeting hardware costs and the overlapping layers of wireless data that accompany us — beamed from cell towers, pulsing from Wi - Fi hot spots, radiating from smartphones in our pockets — has made it easier than ever before to track, sort, manage and organize things in a city setting.

What's more, many users are still including the sort of personal information that's a hackers» dream: birthday (61 percent); hometown (52 percent) and cell phone number (17 percent).

While the mechanisms at play aren't totally understood, he said, young organisms» blood not only contains all sorts of proteins that improve cell function; somehow it also prompts the recipients» body to increase its production of those proteins.

Internet connectivity is delivered to planes either by expensive ground - based cell towers or via even more expensive satellite relays, which means there will always be a significantly higher cost for this sort of access than there is for the terrestrial equivalent.

Between the two there is a «penumbra,» a sort of bridge where the brain cells although not functioning are recoverable.

The single cell organism has an ancestor who probably came to earth frozen ice attached to a meteor that was blown off a distant plant due to some sort of plantary collision between a comet and a planet or two planets, or even a large meter collision... Evolution does not require that you believe to exist, it simply exists.

If the divine is now used to give the view a supposedly greater philosophical coherence, then I inevitably reach the sort of conclusion implied by Hartshorne's bodily cells with their «little experiences or feelings.»

This depends upon there being a brain, an arrangement of cells in a particular part of the body which by reason of its peculiar coordination makes the given routing able to «know» in a distinctively human manner — quite different from, although certainly continuous with, the sort of «knowing» that is possible for the higher grades of animal life.

What about religious objections to research on microscopic stem cells that can cure all sorts of ailments?

We anticipate some sort of growth toward increased complexity: increasingly larger organic macromolecules, then the convergence of many macromolecules to constitute a simple living system, either as a cell with its protective wall and vital nucleus or as some functional analogue, then the convergence of many cells to form larger organisms.

A family grouping of any sort should be a cell of healthy and joyous caring, where warmth is felt and where love is experienced.

If I am correct did not science take a stem cell and use a scaffolding of sorts to be implanted upon the backside of a mouse / rat?

The most malignant cells represent the most ancestral forms, a sort of reversal of the evolutionary arrow of time.

As a physics teacher, I teach the therapeutic effects of gamma radiation in radiotherapy, along with the associated dangers (radiation can cause cells to become cancerous as well as kill cells that are already cancerous), but a common misconception among students is that cancer cells are rather like viruses or bacteria, a sort of alien cell that has entered the body, growing out of control with little relation to the surrounding cells.

The atom, the electron, the proton, the cell, whatever sort of brick or combination of bricks, is the same be it located in the centre of the sun or in the centre of a human brain.

They are complex societies of many different sorts of cells.

Consciousness, he wrote, is a sort of public spirit in the brain cells.

Stem cells can transform into any other human cells, so they have immense potential for generating all sorts of adult cells and thus can be used in research concerning human degenerative (and other) diseases.

Why go on to other sorts of atoms, complex molecules, cells and countless species of plants and animals?

The DNA in the nucleus of the fertilized egg contains all the instructions needed to make all the different proteins and all the different sorts of structures in all the different sorts of cells in the body.

I've known that in a general sort of way for a long time, but the concept really hit me earlier in the semester when I started taking biology and learning more about cells and nutrition.

In that case, your child won't be «ready» for a cell phone until she is able to earn some sort of income.

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I looked around his cell and spotted all sorts of goodies stacked upon the upper bunk.

He added: «The important thing is that you work with people who are like - minded and interested in pursuing the same sort of things where you can, and we will, whether the subject is stem cell or whether the subject is climate change.»

Or the prisoner unsure of his sexuality who was moved to a cell containing an openly gay man to help him «sort himself out».

Immunologist Phil Hodgkin of the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research says the immune system has a sort of default allocation of B - cells corresponding to the various possible outcomes.

Besides security - related applications — and the privacy concerns that such technology might raise — everyday electronics could also make use of terahertz chips to enable all sorts of technical wizardry, much like the cameras, accelerometers and gyroscopes in today's cell phones.

This part of the cell then becomes an intensive production shop of sorts, generating the proteins needed for processing the food.

That fetal blood holds all sorts of interesting — and potentially therapeutic — cells and molecules.

Eager to sort through the pile of curriculum vitae's on his desk, Rudnicki is particularly looking for molecular geneticists working on different stem cell systems; scientists with genomics bents like proteomics, microarray analysis, and bioinformatics; and a couple of clinician scientists.

This complex biological machine gathers the chromosomes together and sorts them at the time of cell division, then sends them to the opposite poles of the daughter cells in a process called chromosome segregation.

At the University of Cologne, biophysicists in the lab of Professor Berenike Maier were now able to show how differential mechanical forces can lead to cell sorting in biofilms, thereby determining their architecture.

Biofilms are made up of the bacterial cells as well as all sorts of other material — carbohydrates, proteins, and so on — that the bacteria build to protect themselves.

The exceptional cancer cells that escape the astrocytes do so by producing a protein called Serpin, which acts as a sort of antidote to the death signals fired at them by nearby astrocytes.

When female animals form egg cells inside their ovaries, they deposit messenger RNAs (mRNAs)-- a sort of genetic instruction set — in the egg cell cytoplasm.

In humans, however, it sparks a cascade of symptoms that begin when the bacterium injects a sort of syringe into the cells of the intestinal wall.

CRH, in turn, triggered production of the cell surface protein FasL; trophoblasts expressing FasL then form a protective shield of sorts around the embryo by forcing any attacking immune cells to self - destruct.

In a mix of bacteria that interact with each other to different degrees, the cells sorted themselves according to the mechanical forces they exerted among one another.

When dendritic cells not only signal myelin as a «target substance,» but also secrete the messenger substance IL - 6, a sort of molecular switch is flipped in the T cells.

The two - part approach netted a set of mutations seen only at relapse that enabled the team to sift and sort leukemic and normal stem cells using tools developed in the Dick lab a few years ago to zero in on specific cell types fated to relapse.

They first devised a nanoscale plastic scaffold and then seeded it with common muscle precursor cells called myoblasts, along with endothelial cells of the sort found on the inside of blood vessels.

Once the cells are in place, «the gel provides a natural - like environment in which the cells sort themselves out,» says University of Utah medicinal chemist Glenn Prestwich, who invented the formula.

After sorting out the mutants with the highest activity under washing machine conditions, they put a mixture of the 10 most promising ones into yeast cells.

To function, most of the newly - produced proteins first need to be sorted and then transported within and outside of the cell.

Geron, the biotech wunderkind, last made big news in November 1998 when scientists they funded — James A. Thomson of the University of Wisconsin and John D. Gearhart of Johns Hopkins — independently isolated two sorts of so - called human pluripotent stem cells.

Using a powerful microscope to observe mouse oocytes as they split, Ellenberg's group found that the spindles assembled into two coherent structures, one for the future egg and one for the future polar body.At first, spindles appeared throughout the cell in a sort of mesh.