Sentences with phrase «unique subpopulations»

The team discovered that a unique subpopulation of heart cells in diseased hearts activate gene programmes related to heart cell division, uncovering the gene expression heterogeneity of diseased heart cells for the first time.

In our study, we found that exposing metastatic breast cancer cell lines to hypoxia and reoxygenation cycles induces a unique subpopulation that is highly metastatic and exhibits stem - like and EMT phenotypes.

Not exact matches

The data would be especially of value to scientists studying distinct subpopulations with unique health risks.

As the agency responsible for conserving and managing killer whales in U.S. waters, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) faces a major challenge — it must identify orca subpopulations, understand their needs, and develop effective and sometimes unique ways to manage them.

Precision drives could exclusively affect particular species or subpopulations by targeting sequences unique to those groups.

A T - cell marker panel that can identify subsets of tumor - associated T - cells allows scientists to identify and target subpopulations of T - cells playing unique roles in the immune response against a tumor.

A unique focus of my work is on the impact of heterogeneity within tumors and tumor cell populations, including subpopulations commonly referred to as «cancer stem cells», on the immune response.

Based on nearly two decades of research, we believe that particular subpopulations of neurons have the unique ability to integrate and repair dysregulated neural circuits.

Additionally, the intent to adopt technologies unique to each subpopulation in the study indicated that candidates may have been considering specific uses of technologies for their intended future student populations.

That could induce the apparently u-shaped age / growth curve across populations and subpopulations, even if every single tree has its own unique, on - average linear growth rate.