Sentences with phrase «same cells»

As for two accounts in same cell, I'm not sure if that's possible.

Some bacteria boosted the activity of certain cells, while others dampened the activity of the very same cells.

Essentially, it is hiding in the exact same cells within the immune system that are meant to attack it,» she said.

«Same cell death pathway involved in three forms of blindness, study finds.»

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«Electricity splits water into hydrogen and oxygen, and the same cell can later use the hydrogen to produce electricity and heat.»

May God bless you in ways you would not reserve for others who are imprisoned in the same cell of unrighteousness as yourself.

These same cells as part of my hand, however, can serve as instrumentalities accomplishing the aims of my mind, such as the typing of this chapter.

When we speak of the resurrection of the body, there is much that we can not yet know, but we do not have to envisage the same cells and molecules as currently compose our bodies coming together again.

Also, use immature peppers for the firmest results — the same cell breakdown happens during ripening.

I just want Mike Dean to share the same cell with Septic Bladder and Mike Riley on the day the real justice comes to football.

It is formed from the same cells that form the organs of the baby making its genetic composition and that of the baby similar.

In that spot, the scientists found a niche of angioblasts, those same cells that a hundred years earlier were thought to be the source of lymph vessels, but were later neglected.

«What this research shows is that they're using the same cell types with the same kinds of connections we see in the neocortex, but with a very different kind of organization.»

Now, in mice, the same cells that can drive the body to destroy its own tissue have been used to fight cancer.

«Our data show that cumulus cells from older women are affected by a chronic exposure to suboptimal oxygen levels, as indicated by an increased expression of hypoxia - induced genes when compared to the same cells collected in younger patients,» he said.

The researchers studied tissue from cloned cow embryos — all derived from the same cell line — at 18 and 34 days of development, as well as the corresponding endometrial lining of the pregnant cows.

In this way, opposing reactions, such as the formation of energy stores and consumption of fat, can be organized in one and the same cell.

The first results could come out later this year and confirm that different laboratories can get the same results from the same cells, says Arthur L. Beaudet of the Baylor College of Medicine, the project's data hub.

The activity of two regulatory proteins, GRB10 and p70S6K, increased after IL - 4 exposure compared to the same cells that were not exposed to IL - 4.

The real problem that leads to a pandemic is a major «antigenic shift,» which takes place when several different viruses infect the same cell and recombine, creating a Frankenstein - like virus that's very different from viruses that have recently circulated.

Support for this scenario was unexpectedly found in humans, where expression of Crhbp and Pmch are extremely closely linked in the hypothalamus, indicating they may actually be present in the same cells and together act downstream of Lef1 to regulate behavior.

They've figured out how to turn human stem cells into functional pancreatic β cells — the same cells that are destroyed by the body's own immune system in type 1 diabetes patients.

Not surprisingly, the virus replicated more in the patient's cells than in the same cells from healthy people.

Because Seahorse XF measurements are nondestructive, the metabolic rate of the same cell population can be measured repeatedly while up to four different drugs are injected sequentially into each well.

Because this reaction occurs only when both proteins are in the same cell and on the same piece of DNA, there is no ambiguity in determining the simultaneous binding of the protein pair.

The team determined that DSCAM1 proteins on the surfaces of two axons will latch together if they match up — that is, if they are two parts of the same cell.

When the human cells failed to thrive, lab workers transplanted those same cells into another mouse.

All told, an advanced photovoltaic cell in space can deliver up to 40 times the annual amount of reliable 24/7 energy that the same cell would generate on the ground.

The authors used SpDamID to show that Notch and Runx1 were binding to the same chromosome in the same cell, evidence they could not have collected with ChIP - seq.

Invasion assays using Glioblastoma (GBM) cells on the left lacking Id4, in comparison to the same cells being genetically engineered to express Id4 on the right.

While the PIV - infected epithelial cells retained their natural elongated, columnar shape, the same cells infected with RSV balled up and puffed out of the airway epithelium, causing the infected cells to accumulate in the lumen of the airway.

They say that the same cells containing the EPO gene have already been smuggled into India.

«We propose that this mechanism allows the same cell — normal or malignant — to shift between a sensitive state and a resistant state without any permanent changes in their DNA, such as genetic mutations,» says Santagata.

But when the animals stopped for food at end of the new track, the same cells would also fire in the opposite order.

Crandall's team found that two people have a 5 per cent chance of knowing each other if on three separate occasions they take an image within the same cell on the same day.

«Zarah Löf - Öhlin discovered that the same cell maturation mechanism applies to the development of human cells.

If it was a mixture of microbes, it would be the perfect sample for a technique she and her colleagues were developing called Hi - C sequencing, which disentangles the genomic sequences of a community of microbe species using formaldehyde to link DNA fragments within the same cell.

Using this technique, the researchers concluded that productive cell co-infections, which are necessary for reassortment, only occur when both viruses enter the same cell within two hours.

With current techniques it is not easy to make comparative analysis of influenza viruses with single mutations in their genomes, and it is extremely difficult to identify factors that limit the reassortment process between two influenza genomes that have infected the same cell.

The likelihood jumps to nearly 60 per cent, or 5000 times the random probability, for two people who take images in the same cell on the same day on five occasions.

Now, researchers have found that the same cells fire when rats run on a treadmill in patterns that apparently reflect how far and how long the rat has run, according to a study published yesterday in Cell.

«The inference is that if two pieces of DNA are crosslinking to each other, they must have come from the same cell,» Dunham explains.

When the researchers poked tiny electrodes into the shrimps» eyes and directed circularly polarized light onto them, they found that the same cells responded in different ways, at times recognizing the properties of circularly polarized light.

Huntington's neurons show signs of trouble, like multiple nuclei (blue) within the same cell, long before symptoms emerge.

Even more surprising was what happened next: When the research team applied a small amount of electrical current to the same cells, the stimulation caused the rats to vocalize in the same playful way they had while being tickled and chasing the hand, the team reports.

Even when the faces were turned in profile, the same cells still responded to the same features.

«These species are separated by 200 to 300 million years, but have the same cells,» he says.