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célula somática Catalan
cèl·lula somàtica Any of the cells of a plant or animal except the reproductive cells; a cell that does not participate in the production of gametes;
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In the present work, we studied the somatic cell genetics of at-MDR.
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We suggest that this somatic cell localization of PGM1 may be incorrect.
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The other is to make stem cells through inter-species somatic cell nuclear transfer.
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Nanog is also essential to finalize somatic cell reprogramming during induction of pluripotency.
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The germ cell lineage segregates from the somatic cell lineages in early embryos.
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Tih2p is required for vegetative cell growth and localizes in the nucleus.
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By contrast, in the holo-bLf model, only a modest vegetative cell population was observed until 16 days post antibiotic administration.
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In separate batch culture experiments, holo-bLf prevented C. difficile vegetative cell growth and toxin production, whereas apo-bLf and iron alone did not.
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We showed that all 13 myosins were expressed in vegetative cells.
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C. difficile infections begin when its metabolically dormant spores germinate to form toxin-producing vegetative cells.
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At - 8 °C, the young vegetative cells were unable to recover from severe frost damage.
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These results indicate that young vegetative cells can adapt better to the experimental UV-B stress than pre-akinetes.
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Upon entering the gut, C. difficile spores germinate and outgrow to produce vegetative cells that release disease-causing toxins.
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That, however, does not prevent them from differentiating into animal and vegetative cells, even during the cleavage.)
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The degree of photoinhibition was higher in spores than in vegetative cells, indicating that spores are less susceptible to photodamage.
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A microscopic picture of spores and vegetative cells of Bacillus anthracis which causes the disease anthrax is pictured in this undated file photograph.
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However, upon sensing specific bile salts in the vertebrate gut, C. difficile spores transform back into the vegetative cells that are responsible for causing disease.
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The gene became deregulated when integrated at nonhomologous chromosomal sites, in that transcript levels were elevated in vegetative cells (hyphae) and variably altered in conidia.
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G alpha 1 is expressed in vegetative cells through aggregate stages while G alpha 2 is inducible by cAMP pulses and preferentially expressed in aggregation.