Sentences with phrase «right kind of cell»

Finkbeiner's team used mouse neurons to let them rapidly test autophagy molecules in the right kind of cell.

So, he said, «the search is [still] on» for the right kind of cell.

The Parkinson's patient doesn't need something that is roughly or approximately the right kind of cell.

They need exactly the right kind of cell, which is what we are reporting with embryonic stem cells.

Not exact matches

Whether it is changing text books to teach religion as a «science,» making laws that prohibit stem - cell research which would without question help those in need, to stopping of any kind of gay rights, trying to put religion (christianity) into schools, a woman's right to choose, etc, etc...

Is the right kind of Christian the one who wants to end stem cell research that has the potential to unlock cures for devastating diseases, like GW Bush did and Mitt Romney will surely do?

Those proteins let him turn a set of cells on or off just by shining the right kind of laser beam at the cells.

Right now they can create very thin layers of muscle tissue that are a few layers thick or something, but beyond that, you need a three - dimensional kind of a structure that provides nutrients in and out and removes waste, keeps the cells alive essentially.

The reality, say leading stem cell researchers, is that every disease and disorder needs its own special formula, including just the right promoter chemicals given at just the right dose, and just the right kind of stem cells introduced at just the right stage.

«Although right now we are focusing on developing a cancer vaccine, in the future we could be able to manipulate which type of dendritic cells or other types of immune cells are recruited to the 3D scaffold by using different kinds of cytokines released from the MSRs,» said co-lead author Aileen Li, a graduate student pursuing her Ph.D. in bioengineering at Harvard SEAS.

The right kind of PCBs turn on the AhR, and it becomes a persistent signal that can contribute to cells» becoming cancerous.»

Studies by Shibo Jiang at Fudan University in Shanghai, China, and colleagues have found that the bit of the viral surface protein that attaches to a cell during infection — the binding site — only induces the right kind of antibody response.

The focus now is on getting better at growing the cells and turning them into the right kind of brain cell before starting new trials in patients.

And we think that the regulation of those cells that results in behaving as if we are in a chronic stress kind of environment is explained by this field that's burgeoning right now that's referred to as epigenetics that talks about the programming of our cells.

In addition, cells frozen during their lifetimes and later returned to an active state had a kind of cellular memory: The frozen cells picked up right where they left off.

The mini-brains developed dozens of kinds of brain cells, from those that give rise to neurons in the cerebral cortex to those that connect the right brain and the left brain.

Harold Varmus: Well the simplistic way to think about that is and I'm not sure this is the way it will be worked out, is to be able to take just a few cells from those early lesions and examine them genetically or for other kinds of marks on the DNA that would predict whether or not this is some - this is a lesion which might or an early stage growth that might never be able to progress, but it is also possible that every early tumor of that kind has some probability of expanding and invading and growing to become a medical problem, so getting that right will obviously be crucial because it's very difficult to say when you've diagnosed something that is an early stage tumor that it won't progress.

Eating the right amount of the healthiest kinds of fats promotes abundant energy, reduces inflammation, keeps cell membranes flexible, optimizes focus, supports micronutrient absorption, and supports the athlete maintaining her healthy weight.

And cancer basically is cell growth kind of unchecked, right?

Prior to her graduation from Thomas M. Cooley Law School, Ms. Nicolette interned at Javerbaum Wurgaft where she provided key assistance in formulating a major amicus brief before the New Jersey Supreme Court in a case where, in 2013, the Court established a constitutional right to privacy in cell phone location information, a first - of - its - kind decision which is having national reverberations.