Meanings of cell subpopulations in English

Successfully HAART-treated patients showed normalization of B cell subpopulations frequency and TTV load.

Immunophenotyping of the index patient revealed normal B- cell subpopulations except increased CD21 B cells.

The isolated cell subpopulations exhibited markedly different growth capabilities.

Flow cytometric analysis was applied to investigate B- cell subpopulations.

Morphologically they are also distinct from other B- cell subpopulations.

The ability of herpes simplex virus type 1 to productively infect human T- cell subpopulations was examined.

The proportion of OX19-positive T cell subpopulations are the same in peritoneal exudates from all groups.

Conclusions: The eyelid margin epithelium is formed from 2 different epithelial cell subpopulations with specific but overlapping distributions.

Conclusions: Our findings deconstructed the aortic valve cell atlas and suggested novel functional interactions among resident cell subpopulations.

Alterations of B cell subpopulations have been described up to date as characterizing advanced stage of HIV-1 infection.

Sensitivity of cell subpopulations to temozolomide and radiation, as well as the migration and invasive potential were measured.

Quantification of the fluorescence signals showed specific patterns of CD31 expression on normal B- cell subpopulations and different NHL groups.

Melanomas contain distinct cell subpopulations.

Such heterogeneity is thought to contribute to radio- and chemoresistance because many treatments may target only certain tumor cell subpopulations.

However, manufacturing bottlenecks related to the enrichment of therapeutically optimal T- cell subpopulations from leukopak samples impede scale-up and scale-out efforts.

Certain colonies of the nonmuscle-like cell subpopulations were found to grow autonomously under serum-deprived conditions and to secrete mitogenic factors.