How To Use Embryonic cell In A Sentence
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The studies suggest that only embryonic cells have the potential to regenerate diseased tissues.
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By tracing the postembryonic cell lineages involved in muscle development, I discovered that to this number is added an additional 14 muscle cells, three in each dorsal quadrant and four in each ventral quadrant.
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Besides, the ban on federal funding for most embryonic cell research has put a chill on the whole field.
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A classic metaphor in biology pictures an embryonic cell at the top of a hill.
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Aside from the ethical questions -- should we tamper with embryonic cells, or perform nonreproductive human cloning?
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We found no regulation in proliferation data from dedifferentiated or embryonic cells, and we observed a dual control in proliferation data from normal mouse bone marrow cells, and from normal human fibroblasts (however, the latter was a short series).
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Chick embryonic cells in the interior of confluent monolayers are able to ruffle and translocate relative to one another.
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The surrounding cells of the embryonic cell groups degenerate, such there is the space between the groups of cell and the surrounding tissue.
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Therefore, understanding the processes that embryonic cell development could have many implications.
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Aggressive cancer cells, expressing a multipotent, embryonic cell-like phenotype, engage in a dynamic reciprocity with a microenvironment that promotes plasticity and tumorigenicity.
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Normally occurring embryonic cell death is not present in wild-type blastoderm stage embryos.
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The placenta derives from embryonic cells called trophoblasts, which form a ball around the cells that ultimately develop into the fetus.
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Conclusion Disturbance of embryonic cell behavior and related gene expression played important roles in developmental toxicity caused by methylmercury.
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In the past three decades, it has been demonstrated that grafts of dopaminergic neurons derived from fetal and/or embryonic cells survive, reinnervate appropriate targets, and function in vivo in rodent and non-human primate PD models
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Reintroducing as few as four master regulatory genes into adult skin cells, for instance, caused the cells to revert to a primitive embryonic cell type.
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Therefore, understanding the processes that govern embryonic cell development could have many implications.
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In contrast, dedifferentiated liver cells and undifferentiated embryonic cells displayed no coordination at all, consistent with their undetermined fate
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Within its walls, researchers from Columbia, Harvard Medical School, the Salk Institute and others are studying embryonic cells in an effort to overcome an incurable fatal disease called amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease.
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Derived from a single fertilized ovum or embryonic cell mass. Used especially of identical twins.
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The company screens compounds for medical uses using zebra fish embryonic cells and fruitflies.
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In the laboratory, scientists took the embryonic cells from each of these animals, fused them together, and gave birth to a new species on earth called a "geep," half sheep, half goat; the head of a goat, the body of a sheep; a chimera, a new composite creature.
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