Примери за използване на Neighbouring cells на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This results in the ability to kill both targeted and neighbouring cells.
The other advantage is the fact that neighbouring cells always share edges; there are no two cells with contact at only a point.
It also helps the cell in communication with the neighbouring cells.
These sections of code- called transposons- can produce a mosaic of neighbouring cells that technically have slightly different genetic maps, even though they belong to the same individual.
Neurotransmitters are substances that nerve cells use to communicate with neighbouring cells.
During a move it is allowed to cell containing -1, replace this -1 by 0, andsimultaneously multiply all the numbers in the neighbouring cells by -1(we say that two cells are neighbouring if they have a common side).
The sacs spill over their contents into the synapse,where the neurotransmitters then move across the gap to the direction of the neighbouring cells.
Summary: Notch are evolutionarily conserved cell surface receptors that initiate signaling events between neighbouring cells in multicellular organisms.
The active substance in Reagila, cariprazine, attaches to receptors(targets) in the brain for two neurotransmitters called dopamine and serotonin,which nerve cells use to communicate with neighbouring cells.
A neurotransmitter is a substance that nerve cells use to communicate with neighbouring cells.
When a specific cannabinoid or combination of cannabinoids bind to a specialised receptor, an event or a series of events,is triggered in the cell, resulting in a change in the cell's activity, its gene regulation and/or the signals that it sends to neighbouring cells.
The internal signals are controlled by a cell's genes and the external signals for cell differentiation include chemicals secreted by other cells, physical contact with neighbouring cells, and certain molecules in the microenvironment.
The radioactivity it emits then kills the tumour cells it is attached to buthas little effect on neighbouring cells.
A neurotransmitter is a substance that nerve cells use to communicate with neighbouring cells.
They are part of a process that includes special'transporter' proteinsthat supply energy- and specifically lactate- from neighbouring cells.
An antibody can also bind to identical epitopes of two different cells at the same time which can cause neighbouring cells to aggregate.
This disrupts signals sent between brain cells by‘neurotransmitters',substances that nerve cells use to communicate with neighbouring cells.
This is all done with precise control of location and timing not only to maximise effect on the target butalso to minimise collateral damage to friendly neighbouring cells.
This action disrupts signals transmitted between brain cells by‘neurotransmitters',chemicals that nerve cells use to communicate with neighbouring cells. .
What will you do in the neighbouring cell?”.
Nutrients from neighbouring cell cadavers.
FDMA works by using a different frequency for each neighbouring cell.
He first saw her bloodied face after being deposited in a neighbouring cell following a severe beating.
In a neighbouring cell sits Suresh Kalmadi, accused of being responsible for awarding corrupt contracts that led to the fiasco of the Commonwealth Games facilities not being ready on time.
He was in the neighbor cell.
The protein was taken up by tumour cells neighbouring the damaged cells. .
Blood and red blood cells accumulate in neighbouring tissues and form a visible coloured spot on the skin's surface.
Any live cell with two or three neighbouring live cells will stay alive.
Any live cell with more than three neighbouring live cells will die(from overpopulation).
Any live cell with less than two neighbouring live cells will die(from underpopulation).