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Meanings of cell phenotype in English

Metaclass to describe classes of cells which are not seem as identitarian.

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However, how stiffness changes regulate vascular cell phenotype is not well understood.
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Rituximab treatment had no effect on the T- cell phenotype and function post-transplant.
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Lactoferrin also exerts an effect on target cells depending on the cell phenotype.
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The cone cell phenotype is sensitive to the level of rugose gene function.
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The different fractions were stimulated and the B- cell phenotype and immunoglobulin profiles analyzed.
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T cell phenotype and levels of intracellular LCK were determined by flow cytometry.
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The tumor showed features of poorly differentiated invasive ductal carcinoma of clear- cell phenotype.
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Resistance has been attributed to an acquired or selected cancer stem cell phenotype.
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We conclude that 3D culture promotes the induction of a different mesangial cell phenotype.
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A different mast cell phenotype appeared in this area, compatible with an MMC-like phenotype.
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Smooth muscle cell phenotype change and apoptosis play prominent roles.
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The vast majority of non-Hodgkin's lymphomas are of B- cell phenotype.
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In conclusion, ATM may thus modulate the cancer cell phenotype.
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Salinomycin reduced cancer stem cell phenotype and decreased telomerase activity of colorectal cancer cells.
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Recently, several studies have sought to identify the genetic mechanisms that underlie the stem- cell phenotype.
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Data on their in vivo effects on T- and B- cell phenotype and function are limited.
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