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Here is a short video explaining how the virus attacks human cells.
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We also tested the generalizability of our approach in cultured human cells.
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Spontaneous immortalization of human cells in vitro is an extremely rare event.
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Tex10 activity is also important for pluripotency and reprogramming in human cells.
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A very low level of exonization was detected in normal human cells.
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The spike binds to human cells, allowing the virus to gain entry.
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We have studied the assembly of complex I in cultured human cells.
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Finally, human cells harboring this mutant were severely deficient in DNA replication.
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This bug makes an ultrasticky protein that helps it invade human cells.
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We show that the viral glycoprotein can mediate entry into human cells.
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Most human cells can only replicate so many times before they die.
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However, the question of whether MRJPs have anti-senescence activity for human cells remains.
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However, its global role in transcription regulation in human cells remains largely elusive.
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Vectors are materials used as mechanisms to carry genetic information into human cells.
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But your body contains 10 times as many bacterial cells as human cells.
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This has particularly important implications in human cells because of DNA-PK's cellular abundance.
