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COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a blood cell
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The red blood cells carry oxygen.
a jail cell
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The suspect was found dead in his jail cell.
a prison cell (= a room where a prisoner lives )
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Overcrowding means that many prisoners have to share a prison cell.
a terrorist cell (= a small secret group of terrorists )
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Detectives believe that one individual, rather than a terrorist cell, is responsible for the bombing.
cancer cells
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a new treatment which effectively kills cancer cells
condemned cell
dry cell
fuel cell
nerve cell
padded cell
photoelectric cell
red blood cell
solar cell
stem cell
T cell
white blood cell
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
different
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What presses the right button in different cells ?
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It was isolated and studied earlier from a variety of different types of cells .
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All contain the same genes, although different genes will be turned on in the different specialist cells .
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For H&E sections, the different cell types as a percentage of the total cells was calculated.
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There are millions of different B-cells in the body that are ready to produce anti-bodies.
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The embryo is thus a chimaera, a mosaic of two different kinds of cells .
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There are many billions of cells in an adult human body but also there are many different kinds of cells.
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Thus, a zygote is clearly capable of giving rise to all the different kinds of cells in the body.
endothelial
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ET-1-like immunoreactivity and mRNA were also present in pulmonary vascular endothelial cells , particularly in specimens from patients with pulmonary hypertension.
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Blood group factor H has been reported to blind preferentially to endothelial cells as well as intestinal mucins and other glycoproteins.
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We propose a novel variation, namely that proteoglycans on an endothelial cell can bind and present cytokines to passing leukocytes.
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Xanthine oxidase has been found in the endothelium of capillaries by immunohistochemistry, and superoxide is generated in endothelial cell cultures.
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The endothelial cells lining blood vessels become damaged during treatment and the affected vessels leak fluid into the tissues.
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Lipoproteins may indirectly affect platelet function by altering vascular endothelial cell function.
epithelial
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Alternatively, indirect effects involving the regulation of epithelial cell function by mesenchyme are also possible.
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From the epithelial cells the chylomicrons are released into the lymphatic system, which transports the chylomicrons to the blood.
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The possibility that intestinal epithelial cells may produce platelet activating factor has been suggested by Kald etal.
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These compounds are absorbed into the epithelial cells surrounding the central lumen containing the colloid.
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Most studies entailing isolation of intestinal epithelial cells invitro and subsequent grafting invivo have used intact undifferentiated fetal endoderm.
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The dye was reduced by epithelial cells , vascular endothelium, and infiltrating mononuclear cells of the mucosa.
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In contrast, only epithelial cells from ulcerative colitis showed an appreciable increase after calcium ionophore induction.
human
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Monolayers of human hepatoma cell line Hep3B were maintained in Dulbecco modified Eagle's medium supplemented with 10% fetal calf serum.
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The virus proved highly selective in killing several lines of human cancer cells in laboratory cell cultures.
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This might be attributed to cyclotron resonance induced in human body cells by weak electromagnetic fields.
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In other mice in which colonies of normal human cells were grafted, the virus had little or no effect.
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There are more human brain cells on this space station than there are stars in this galaxy.
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Cyclotron resonance in human body cells Sabberton, Southampton, p8 - 15, 1990. 2.
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The human cancer cell could not be more different.
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Those with high energies, such as iron, would penetrate the craft and bore through human cells .
living
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Every living cell and every atom has a nucleus.
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The process of energy production in living cells is an example.
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Some meteorites betray traces of proteinoid globules, the precursors of living cells .
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Biophysics is certainly able to cast significant light on processes occurring within living cells .
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Every living cell , even a single bacterial cell, can be thought of as a gigantic chemical factory.
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Indeed, both gamma rays and X-rays can be extremely damaging to living cells .
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The main storage medium inside willow seeds, ants and all other living cells is not electronic but chemical.
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The tubules exude fluid when cut and contain living cells , as well as nerves.
mononuclear
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Lamina propria mononuclear cells were isolated by a modification of the original technique of Bull and Bookman.
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Furthermore, cultured mononuclear cells isolated from inflammatory bowel disease mucosa spontaneously secrete large amounts of IgG.
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Results Deposits of formazan were found in the colonic epithelium, vascular endothelium, and infiltrating mononuclear cells .
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Epithelial and lamina propria mononuclear cells were isolated from surgical specimens from control, Crohn's disease, and ulcerative colitis patients.
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Also, patients not treated with NSAIDs were more likely to have heavy neutrophilic and mononuclear cell infiltration.
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The dye was reduced by epithelial cells , vascular endothelium, and infiltrating mononuclear cells of the mucosa.
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Its reduction by vascular endothelium and infiltrating mononuclear cells was greater in inflamed mucosa.
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Reports of invitro production of cytokines by peripheral or mucosal mononuclear cells in inflammatory bowel disease, however, conflict.
normal
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It is a medical problem to attack the virus without attacking the normal cells .
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Abnormal cells appear white, normal cells, dark.
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But they also kill other normal cells .
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In other mice in which colonies of normal human cells were grafted, the virus had little or no effect.
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Oncogenes control normal growth cells and their division.
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The protein eats normal cells , leading to the drastic weight loss which weakens patients and prevents them fighting the disease.
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Systemic treatment of cancer is bedevilled by the similarity of tumour cells to normal cells, at least under most physiological conditions.
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The idea is to cause progressive damage to the cancer cells , while allowing the normal cells to recuperate.
other
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Research in other cell lines has suggested that the mechanical properties of the substratum are important in the maintenance of cellular differentiation.
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Margulis's theory is that mitochondria and chloroplasts, and a few other structures inside cells , are each descended from bacteria.
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The main storage medium inside willow seeds, ants and all other living cells is not electronic but chemical.
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Yet other neural crest cells migrate into the head region and form tissues of the head and face such as cartilage and bone.
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The pathways taken by the cells may be determined by the nature of the extracellular matrix and contacts with other cells enroute.
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The monoclonal antibodies work by combating the T-Lymphocytes and other threatening cells .
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Its dendrites pick up information from other neurons, and the axon and its terminals pass this on to other cells .
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This, in turn, influences yet other cells .
parietal
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The exaggerated acid response to gastrin can be explained by the increased parietal cell mass present in duodenal ulcer patients.
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Ethanol has a systemic as well as topical action on the gastric parietal cell .
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Interestingly, this is the period in which parietal cells disappear from the same anatomical site in most subjects.
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This is supported by our observation that the G cell and parietal cell densities were negatively correlated.
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The mediator for the action of ethanol on the parietal cell is not known.
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Further studies are clearly needed to fully elucidate the effect of ethanol on the gastric parietal cell .
red
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Associations have been shown between low packed cell volume or red cell volume, or both, and the respiratory distress syndrome.
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Glycosylated hemoglobin refers to the specific red cell hemoglobin A types to which a glucose molecule becomes irreversibly attached.
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For example, some types of animal cells such as red blood cells are filled with salt solution.
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The red blood cell is finally a small bag containing haemoglobin molecules for transporting oxygen.
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We have shown that red cell volume predicts outcome in preterm infants.
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Urine analysis, a red blood cell count, and blood pressure were also routinely recorded.
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For those not requiring red cell transfusion there was no difference in packed cell volume between the groups at 1 month.
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One removes the red blood cells , leaving the plasma; the second removes the fatty cholesterol.
single
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However, some yeasts can grow in both ways - either as hyphae or as single cells .
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It was as if every single cell in my body sprouted wings and started flying about inside wildly.
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Fully discharging a single NiCad cell does it no harm, as you state in the article.
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Even here there is debate about whether the activity of any single cell could be used to identify a particular face.
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By the 1950s and 1960s, delicate equipment for reaching and investigating single nerve cells could be built with new materials.
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Recording the electrical activity of single brain cells in mammals only became a viable proposition in the 1950s.
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Every living cell , even a single bacterial cell, can be thought of as a gigantic chemical factory.
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Analysis was confined to those crypts whose entire lengths could be completely visualised and which contained a single layer of cells only.
small
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There they construct a small royal cell .
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Nas Imran sat on the edge of an iron bunk in his small cell in a Washington state prison.
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As usual, capsaicin had the effect of destroying small sensory nerve cells .
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It is organised into small cells and therefore hard to infiltrate, particularly as total secrecy is demanded of its members.
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A row of darker rectangles indicated smaller cells along one side.
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Primary small cell gastric lymphomas are less frequent and are usually localised, solitary lesions that can be completely excised.
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By striking contrast the non-adherent subpopulation was heterogeneous, with many small , darkly-stained cells having the appearance of lymphocytes.
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The infiltrate consisted of small lymphoid cells mixed with medium and occasionally large cells.
solar
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Note that the solar cell has an efficiency of only about 10%.
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At 20 percent efficiency, solar photovoltaic cells in geosynchronous orbit can deliver 270 watts of electric power per square meter continuously.
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Research on solar-cell design has recently shown us how to make extremely lightweight solar cells .
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He is planning another trip into the countryside to demonstrate his solar cells as well as a new solar cooker.
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Alternatively, arrays of solar cells may be made on the Moon out of lunar materials and only the power exported.
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These modular construction kits now include solar cells , rechargeable batteries etc.
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But solar cells are constantly improving, experts say.
white
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The most vulnerable cells were those which the body renews most frequently; especially the white blood cells, including the lymphocytes.
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So it keeps only a few copies of each white cell .
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In two-thirds of such patients, white blood cells known as T-Lymphocytes that are produced by the marrow attack their fresh surroundings.
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His urine contains numerous white cells and bacteria.
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It is used to stimulate the white blood cells .
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In the process of clotting, potassium is released from platelets and may also be released from white cells .
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Later, the patient was in severe, but expected, danger from a depletion of his own healthy white blood cells .
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Plasma is the protein-rich water that remains when red and white blood cells are removed from blood.
■ NOUN
blood
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For example, some types of animal cells such as red blood cells are filled with salt solution.
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Old Chao was blushing so furiously that he seemed to be swelling, his very blood cells agitating to escape.
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The red blood cell is finally a small bag containing haemoglobin molecules for transporting oxygen.
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His body was erroneously producing a flood of white blood cells in a frantic search for a disease that did not exist.
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Research has suggested that for blood cells , this lipid asymmetry may help to maintain the delicate balance between haemostasis and thrombosis.
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Plasma is the protein-rich water that remains when red and white blood cells are removed from blood.
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Gravity stifled her, hammered her red blood cells .
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Since 1998, white blood cells have been removed from donated blood.
brain
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For instance, while brain cells do die and are not replaced, their loss is not an explanation for senility.
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Like cocaine and amphetamine, alcohol directly stimulates certain brain cells .
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But the immature brain cells were the most effective treatment in the rats, says Sandberg.
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Now he could no more excise it from his brain cells than he could sever his past from his future.
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This in turn changes the way in which certain developing brain cells connect up with one another.
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All of a sudden I know two things: why they were on the same brain cell , and how psychiatry works.
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Recording the electrical activity of single brain cells in mammals only became a viable proposition in the 1950s.
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Then, the mice were killed and scientists counted their brain cells , looking for differences between the former littermates.
cancer
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Up to 50 drugs are being tested on the cancer cells from the blood of leukaemia patients in Bath.
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Was that due to decreased amounts of cholesterol in the cancer cells ?
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Without blood, cancer cells starve.
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Something about the ideology of the cancer cell , wasn't it?
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As time went on this picture changed and I gave the cancer cells more cunning characteristics.
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Neoprobe, a biotechnology company, has developed a technology that makes it easier for surgeons to target only cancer cells .
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This will kill of the cancer cells but it will also kill off anything else in the vicinity.
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And there was absolutely no reason why a single cancer cell should ever be let loose in any part of our body.
count
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Values of packed cell count , haemoglobin, urea, glucose, creatinine, and electrolytes were obtained at admission.
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The baby had a 104-degree temperature and a high white-blood-cell count .
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Urine analysis, a red blood cell count , and blood pressure were also routinely recorded.
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Occasionally, a substantially increased platelet or white cell count may lead to apparent increases in plasma potassium concentration.
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Of the 14 women studied, nine had high pitted red cell counts and the majority of the group had ascites.
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In a number of clinical disorders the cell count is subject to periodic or highly irregular variation.
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Apart from a moderate increase in the white cell count in both patients, the results of routine investigations were normal.
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These measurements correlate with neuronal cell count and show a relative reduction of neurons in the epileptogenic hippocampus.
cycle
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Many differentiated cells retain the ability to return to the cell cycle when confronted with the appropriate mitogenic stimulus.
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Their third suggestion is that the cell cycle is important and may need to be controlled.
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These observations defined the structure of the cell cycle experiments, as carried out in January and February of 1995.
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Something else was important, too; and that something else was the cell cycle .
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In those days Lawrence and I had very little idea indeed of what the cell cycle actually is.
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The shift of emphasis, from degree of differentiation to cell cycle , is crucial and huge.
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Besides, even within cell biology, ideas on the cell cycle were still in the formative stages.
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So we have vindicated the ` cell cycle hypothesis'.
division
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It is these cells which will later give rise, by further cell division , to eggs or sperm.
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Nobody has to remind me that frequent cell division is not by itself malignancy.
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The spores do germinate, go through a few perfunctory cell divisions , then give up the ghost.
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These genes are duplicated along with the chromosomes at each cell division and can be passed down from parents to their offspring.
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With further cell divisions there would be a further unequal distribution of such determinants.
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They are the first to divide in cell division and form the poles at each end of the cell.
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They therefore play an important part in cell division .
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Even if these cells are removed from the body and kept in tissue culture, they retain their characteristics through many cell divisions .
fuel
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Mounted round this fairing were the eight radiators used to vent the excess heat produced by the fuel cells into space.
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S.-manufactured fuel cells for electric power use.
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Public transport of the future may use fuel cells to achieve zero emissions.
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The group, like other environmental activists, would prefer the use of hydrogen alone to generate power for fuel cells .
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These are aimed at achieving early commercialisation of fuel cells and significantly increasing demand for platinum.
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The city of Chicago has contracted to purchase three city transit buses that will be powered by fuel cells .
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Unlike in a battery, the chemicals in a fuel cell are continuously replaced as they are used up.
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There are reports that Toyota will unveil a fuel cell car later this year.
line
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Some cell lines , however, achieve what appears to be immortality.
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Monolayers of human hepatoma cell line Hep3B were maintained in Dulbecco modified Eagle's medium supplemented with 10% fetal calf serum.
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Three independent transfected cell lines were isolated and studied.
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The tumours were then removed to establish another cell line for future studies.
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Incubation time and concentration of cytokines were chosen according to optimal responses known for the ICAM-1 upregulation on other tumour cell lines .
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Northern blot analysis of Oct-11 and Oct-2 expression in various mouse tissues and cell lines .
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Nuclei were isolated from cell lines or spleen from transgenic animals or inbred mouse strains.
lines
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Research in other cell lines has suggested that the mechanical properties of the substratum are important in the maintenance of cellular differentiation.
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There are also patents on varieties of seeds and plants, as well as unusual genes and cell lines from indigenous peoples.
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Other cell lines , however, in this assay were all negative.
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Incubation time and concentration of cytokines were chosen according to optimal responses known for the ICAM-1 upregulation on other tumour cell lines .
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Tyrosine phosphate is found concentrated at points of cell-matrix and cell-cell contact in other cell lines studied.
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Now the Bush administration says that a government canvass of laboratories has turned up more than 60 stem cell lines .
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The potential autocrine grown effects of gastrin in colorectal cancer have previously been studied using cell lines .
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In other words, cell lines derived from tumours of the same tissue may contain two different transforming genes.
membrane
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Under resting conditions the cell membrane will not allow ions to diffuse passively across it, so the potential difference remains.
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It sends a second message, in addition to the voltage change it produces across the cell membrane .
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The contractile vacuole expands and eventually discharges the water it contains to the exterior through the cell membrane .
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Cantor picked up his paper napkin and drew a rough sketch of a cell membrane .
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Before a virus can infect an animal cell it must first bind to specific receptor molecules embedded in the cell membrane .
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Only particles that can not cross cell membranes obligate net water flow across such membranes.
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The cancer problem and cell membrane proteins were only the latest triumph.
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When an action potential arrives, the bags rapidly fuse with the cell membrane , dumping their Figure 3.
muscle
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In addition to its potent vasoconstrictive actions, ET-1 is also a mitogen for vascular smooth muscle cells .
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Then the cells were exposed to cytomegalovirus, to which the muscle cells are particularly susceptible.
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Heart tissue has a complex architecture that includes blood vessels and connective tissue, as well as muscle cells .
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The production of a visceral-specific anti-peptide antibody should permit a further investigation of its expression in smooth muscle cells .
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There is no difficulty in recognizing a red blood cell , a muscle cell, or a nerve cell.
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Electrical control activity is caused by the entrainment of the fluctuations of the transmembrane potentials of individual smooth muscle cells .
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Several theories of the factors causing smooth muscle cell proliferation have been made.
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When the horse is resting, this heat production is minimal because the muscle cells are fairly inactive.
nerve
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This opened the issue of how nerve cells might communicate with each other and eventually led to our now-sophisticated understanding of neurotransmitters.
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The effects of the virus on nerve cells , which control muscle movements, vary significantly.
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The Vienna doctors say that D-proline is neurotoxic, which means that it can kill brain and other nerve cells .
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Somehow the real Neil, an authentic voice, emerges from all those nerve cells .
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He thinks the stem cells and immature nerve cells are attracted to these signals.
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The final question was whether the virus entered the bloodstream before it attacked nerve cells .
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In the same way, nerve cells in the spinal cord show activity whenever a particular movement is made by the arm.
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They are very sophisticated nerve cells that respond to three kinds of stimuli: physical pressure, temperature, and specific chemicals.
phone
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And put down that cell phone , before it kills you!
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You started with the cell phone the minute you sat down.
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Services, have already set up networks in most major metropolitan areas to offer Internet access via the cell phone technology.
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They raised help on a cell phone but were unable to offer details about their location.
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Liberal Washington Post reporter Jane Day uses her cell phone to call in the story.
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Everyone within 100 yards dropped their cell phones and rushed to the scrum.
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The only uncomfortable moment was when a cell phone began ringing behind them and they started smiling at each other.
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If not, tell those guys with the cell phones to slow down.
prison
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Kaczynski was scheduled to begin seven days of mental tests Saturday in his Dublin prison cell .
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More than a dozen activists have locked themselves inside a mock prison cell they put up outside the federal Interior Ministry here.
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It wasn't like a prison cell , it-was like a maid's room, Eve told herself firmly.
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They are part of a nationwide operation which has cost millions of pounds after the disturbances which destroyed hundreds of prison cells .
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Nadia's winning work in her age-group showed a prison cell with doors thrown open, depicting freedom.
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It had only one room, and one window, which was heavily barred, like a prison cell .
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The cell where he was held was, like a prison cell in a spaghetti western, built of mud.
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They might have sat in the same prison cell as he was sitting in now.
proliferation
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It is thought to reflect defective cell proliferation control and delayed onset of normal differentiation.
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A similar paradox pertains in the relationship between dietary fibre, colonic cell proliferation , and experimental carcinogenesis.
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Oat bran has been shown to increase tumourigenesis yet it does not effect colonic cell proliferation .
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This preparation has been shown not to affect epithelial cell proliferation .
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Several theories of the factors causing smooth muscle cell proliferation have been made.
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Limited studies have been published on human gastric mucosal cell proliferation and a detailed overview of such work has been published.
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Gastrointestinal epithelial cell proliferation is influenced by many hormonal, paracrine, and intraluminal agents.
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Short term supplementation with vitamin C reduces the cell proliferation to normal values possibly by reducing the S-phase duration.
sickle
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A clear example of a mutation altering development is the inherited genetic defect, sickle cell anaemia.
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Diagnosis of the clinically severe forms of sickle cell disease is not difficult, providing awareness of the disease is high.
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In Britain one in ten black people carry the sickle cell gene.
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Diagnostic features of different types of sickle cell disease.
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Around 300 children with sickle cell disease are registered at King's College Hospital.
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The most effective way of organising specialist care is through sickle cell centres, which can offer both clinical and psychological support.
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Chronic and acute problems associated with sickle cell anaemia.
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The role of the staff at sickle cell centres is highly varied, but is summarised in Table 4.
stem
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However, stem cells are generally taken from embryos created and routinely discarded all the time in fertility clinics.
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The stem cells at the heart of the matter are to be found in human embryos a few days old.
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Further studies are directed towards the understanding of the role which the stem cell control factor DIA/LIF plays in the normal embryo.
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Some critics echo the radical anti-abortion lobby in comparing stem cell research to the Holocaust.
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Hence, small intestinal epithelial stem cells may be isolated in mixed cell populations and successfully maintained ex vivo.
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Somewhere in the middle of the conflicting forces Bush must decide whether stem cell research should get federal funding.
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In principle, because stem cells are self-renewing, they are, unlike the cells they generate, immortal.
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However, removing the stem cells kills the embryo, and therefore has serious ethical implications.
type
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Such isoforms and their relative abundance could mediate specific cell type or matrix interactions.
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They contain the same cell types - muscle, tendon, skin, bone, and so on - yet they are different.
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Again, the explanation lies in how these cell types are spatially ordered.
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Consider the different cell types , such as muscle, skin, gut, and nerve.
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Yet it has the potential to give rise to all of those cell types , and many more.
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These cell types can derive from several cells well separated in the lineage.
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Some of these products have been shown to induce ET-1 synthesis and release in various cell types .
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The distinctions between the three cell types are quite subtle and may only be obvious after quite extensive testing.
wall
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Simultaneous changes in the cell walls , hormonally induced, produce negative pressure potentials during extra-cellular freezing, which control the dehydration.
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When they were forbidden to use the bathroom without uniforms, they smeared excrement on their cell walls .
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Up to about 25 percent moisture content the whole of the water in wood is held in association with the hydroxyls in the cell walls .
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Plant roots in the peats and estuarine sediments concentrate uranium in cell walls , especially in regions associated with transpiration processes.
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Each individual cell grows as a vertical column by inserting new cell wall material uniformly along its length.
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This is due to the fact that the bacteria normally used to penetrate the cell walls does not affect them.
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Each of the Edinburgh patients colonised by the epidemic strain showed a rising IgG antibody response to P cepacia-specific cell wall antigen.
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Uranium, selenium and calcium are concentrated in cell walls whereas bismuth and sulphur are concentrated within the cells.
■ VERB
produce
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Mounted round this fairing were the eight radiators used to vent the excess heat produced by the fuel cells into space.
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It sends a second message, in addition to the voltage change it produces across the cell membrane.
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The new vaccine aims to trigger a different kind of immuno-response, producing not antibodies but cells-killer T-cells.
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I read about the thymus gland, which produces cells .
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Each of the two divisions of meiosis produces two daughter cells , each of which contains the same amount of nuclear material.
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Will it work, producing new cells ?
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Scientists have spotted a unique protein produced by all cancerous cells .
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Gastrin is the designation given to a family of protein hormones produced by the mucosal cells of the gastric antrum.
show
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Immunohistochemical studies have shown that the IgG cell fraction is increased up to 30 times, depending on the severity of the lesion.
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We have shown that red cell volume predicts outcome in preterm infants.
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These results showed that the cell culture maintained satisfactory growth until confluency had been reached.
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The inflow to pension funds is combined with the inflow of funds to life assurance companies and is shown in cell 6/3.
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Nadia's winning work in her age-group showed a prison cell with doors thrown open, depicting freedom.
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Blood was detected in the urine on biochemical screening, but microscopy showed very few red cells .
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In six patients the specimens still showed nodular argyrophil cell hyperplasia, and one patient had developed a carcinoid tumour.
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Haemoglobin electrophoresis showed sickle cell trait.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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alkaline battery cells
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cancer cells
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Conditions were poor, and there were several prisoners to one cell .
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red blood cells
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The prison cells have doors of heavy steel.
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Warren planned to find a communist cell and become a member.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Barrett's oesophagus represents a metaplastic transformation of the normal squamous cell epithelium of the lower tubular oesophagus into columnar epithelium.
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He was tortured severely, stripped and manacled to a concrete cell floor.
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Methods for dissociating cells are therefore more drastic and not necessarily compatible with long-term viability.
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Results Deposits of formazan were found in the colonic epithelium, vascular endothelium, and infiltrating mononuclear cells.
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These antibodies are produced by the B cells in our lymph glands.
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Thyroglobulin secreted by the epithelial cells, makes up 90 percent of the colloid.
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When a surgeon destroys overactive cells in the globus pallidum, he restores balance to the system, said Grossman.
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You find that cells in adjacent parts of the visual cortex are activated by stimulation in adjacent parts of the visual field.