Sentences with phrase «package its cells into»

(A123 is teamed with German auto components — maker, Continental, to package its cells into battery packs.)

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Family calling plans are reasonably priced and many have incorporated tweens and their cell phone habits into the package.

In most living things, the body packages the electrons up into molecules that can safely carry them through the cells until they are dumped on to oxygen.

Similar research by other scientists confirms the potential of engineered bacteria to deliver medical packages directly into living cells.

Another possibility would be to create new beta cells from donated pancreases, and package them into materials that shield the cells from the immune system.

Much of the risk comes down to formulation — the molecular packaging that ferries mRNA into cells and protects it from being hacked apart by enzymes along the way.

«Animal viruses typically have all genome segments packaged together into a single viral particle, so only one of those particles is needed to infect a host cell,» Ladner explained.

In the nucleus of eukaryotic cells, DNA is packaged with histone proteins into complexes known as chromatin, which are further compacted into chromosomes during cell division.

During meiosis, the genome of a diploid germ cell, which is composed of long segments of DNA packaged into chromosomes, undergoes DNA replication followed by two rounds of division, resulting in haploid cells called gametes.

Histone is a protein that acts like a spool for DNA, helping to package the six - foot long DNA strand into the tiny nucleus of every cell.

These molecules are then packaged into a molecule that delivers the RNA into cells, where it is translated into proteins that provoke an immune response from the host.

The shortening of telomeres is a process that occurs naturally in the body each time that a cell divides: during cell division the DNA, which is tightly packaged into chromosomes, must be duplicated but the DNA - copying machinery design itself, prevents the full replication of the ends of the chromosomes.

It makes copies of the virus» genetic material — the viral RNA — to package into new viruses that can infect other cells; and it reads out the instructions in that genetic material to make viral messenger RNA, which directs the infected cell to produce the proteins the virus needs.

They did this by packaging CasRx into a virus and delivering it to neurons grown from an FTD patient's stem cells.

They packaged Cas9 and the guide RNA into a greasy bundle that slips inside cells — and doesn't stick around.

When channelrhodopsins are appropriately packaged and injected into a muscle, they are integrating into individual muscle cells.

This wondrous virus can package its DNA into «particles» and send them to other cells without killing the host cell.

Collectively, epigenetic marks help package the genome into the loose but highly organized compartments it adopts during interphase, the working «middle age» in the life of a cell.

Our genes are packaged into cells by wrapping them around protein structures called nucleosomes.

The food - derived exogenous miRNAs are absorbed, packaged into microvesical (MV) and then secreted into circulation by cells of animal GI tract.

The researchers showed for the first time that brown fat cells deliver these microRNAs into the blood by packaging into so - called exosomes, which «can be seen as little packages that are delivered by the brown fat cells through the circulation.»

It's a formidable task: A cell must cram about two meters of DNA into microscopic packages without tangling the genetic material like a string of holiday lights.

The cDNA library was packaged into retroviral particles and introduced into the J - Lat 6.3 cell line via infection (Table 1).

In the study, Spradling, with colleagues Michael Buszczak and Shelley Paterno, determined that the fruit fly gene scrawny (so named because of the appearance of mutant adult flies) modifies a specific chromosomal protein, histone H2B, used by cells to package DNA into chromosomes.

Long strings of genes, tightly coiled into packages of DNA inside cells.

For the first time, researchers have witnessed the process of a protein complex packaging DNA into chromosomes prior to cell division.

It's so impressive: a living cell is able to neatly package a big jumble of DNA, over two meters in length, into tidy, tiny chromosomes while preparing for cell division.

DNA or RNA can be packaged into viruses, which are adept at entering cells, but that approach carries the risk that some of the viral DNA will get integrated into the host cell.

The threads of DNA that make up each chromosome has to be severely condensed into packages in order to fit inside a cell's nucleus.

Chromatin refers to the DNA packaging needed to squeeze the long strands into each cell.

Tao's lab focuses today on trying to understand how the viruses package the genome, and how the capsid changes its structure to inject the viral genome into a cell.

DNA is packaged into structures called chromosomes, and sometimes these chromosomes don't get shared properly when a cell divides, which can lead to cancer.

The first step in both direct and cell - based gene therapy is packaging a therapeutic transgene into a delivery vehicle (e.g., a viral vector), followed by expansion of its host cell lines to produce high - enough vector concentrations.

Yes, nanotechnology is becoming ubiquitous in our daily lives and has found its way into many commercial products, for example, strong, lightweight materials for better fuel economy; targeted drug delivery for safer and more effective cancer treatments; clean, accessible drinking water around the world; superfast computers with vast amounts of storage; self - cleaning surfaces; wearable health monitors; more efficient solar panels; safer food through packaging and monitoring; regrowth of skin, bone, and nerve cells for better medical outcomes; smart windows that lighten or darken to conserve energy; and nanotechnology - enabled concrete that dries more quickly and has sensors to detect stress or corrosion at the nanoscale in roads, bridges, and buildings.

The LumiFluor reporter constructs were designed to be packaged into a retrovirus for infection of host cells.

A large percentage of this extra energy is packaged into fat cells.

Autophagy is the process by which cells capture large dysfunctional proteins, aging cell components, and invading pathogens into packages to be disposed of (7).

Although not a perfect package, Splinter Cell Conviction is a great game that offers a great single player experience as well as a solid cooperative game that all combines into another must have action game.

The real mystery is billions of years earlier when packages of chemicals apparently somehow collected themselves into self replicating packages of chemicals wrapped in a cell membane.

Its manufacturing process enables the company to produce solar cells that can be assembled into solar modules of virtually any size, form, design or any power, in flexible glass - foil or glass - glass packaging.

An analogy with your «packaged» eddies: Biologists know that human cells are complicated, yet they «package» them into entities for ease of handling.

The house package itself is said to sport rooftop solar photovoltaic panels, a 2kW BlueGen fuel cell converting natural gas into electricity, an electric car, OLED TV, state of the art lighting solutions (controlled plasma, CFL, LED).

Somehow, Motorola's «longest - lasting» smartphone ever manages to squeeze that bulky cell into a 7mm - slim package, and best of all, you also get a traditional 3.5 mm headphone jack.