Значения термина group of cells на английском

They form a heterogeneous group of cells based on phenotype, location, and function.

The nature of the process is a revolt of a group of cells.

In this process, a group of cells, which are fully differentiated, reactivates cell proliferation.

This group of cells may be considered as a colony or as an individual.

You should see how I vary my activities,- Iusea different group of cells every half hour.

The rhythm specified in the six-week abortion bans, she says, is a group of cells with electrical activity.

Today, the blood is believed merely the transporting medium for the internal secretion, destined for a particular group of cells.

This being MIT, the first application for the technology was to arrange a group of cells to spell out M-I-T.

The thickening is due to a specialized group of cells which gradually grows toward the hollow center of the ball.

A first group of cells is established, we will suppose, at the bottom of a pit dug in virgin soil.

One of these heaps may be three or four times the size of some other in the same group of cells.

Japanese battery manufacturer Panasonic 6752.T supplies Tesla with battery cells, but not modules, which are a group of cells joined together.

In every group of cells is found a central cell from which the others originated, and which determines the form of their growth.

The embryonic neural crest is a unique group of cells that gives rise to the peripheral nervous system as well as many other cell types.

During lateral line (LL) morphogenesis, a group of cells simultaneously migrate and assemble radially organized cell clusters, termed rosettes, that prefigure LL sensory organs.

3 A is the natural size of the central group of cells, in a specimen coiled round a thread-like weed.