their cellular
它们 的 细胞
随后,研究小组分离出这些亚群,并研究它们的细胞行为。
The research team then isolated these subpopulations and studied their cellular behavior.在动物中,这通常是致命的,因为它们的细胞和系统高度专业化、且不灵活。
In animals this is often fatal, because their cells and systems are highly specialized and inflexible.然而,它们的细胞组成和如何他们可能受到组织环境仍然不清楚。
However, their cellular composition and how they may be influenced by the tissue milieu remains unclear.例如,如果鱼或蝾螈遭受心脏损伤,它们的细胞能够分裂并成功修复受损器官。
If a fish or salamander suffers heart damage,for instance, their cells are able to divide and successfully repair the injured organ.在动物中,这通常是致命的,因为它们的细胞和系统高度专业化、且不灵活。
In animals, this often leads to death, because their cells and systems are especially specialized and not particularly flexible.有时被吞噬的细胞存活下来,甚至在它们的细胞捕获者中扩散或完全逃脱。
Sometimes engulfed cells survive, even proliferating within their cellular captor or escaping altogether.对动物来说,这些损伤通常都是致命的,因为它们的细胞和系统已经高度专门化,而且缺乏灵活性。
In animals this is often fatal, because their cells and systems are highly specialized and inflexible.了解它们的细胞保护可能帮助我们了解人类应该如何抑制癌症。
Understanding their cellular protections might help us learn more about how to suppress cancer in humans.他们使用这些分支与其他神经元联系起来,并与它们的细胞邻居进行交流。
They use these branches to link up with other neurons and communicate with their cellular neighbors.例如,如果鱼或蝾螈遭受心脏损伤,它们的细胞能够分裂并成功修复受损器官。
If fish and salamanders suffer from heart damage, their cells will continue to divide and successfully repair damaged organs.在动物中,这通常是致命的,因为它们的细胞和系统高度专业化、且不灵活。
Cancer is often fatal in animals, because their cells and systems are highly specialised and inflexible.长寿的个体具有不同的序列,似乎使它们的细胞更好地保持DNA处于薄荷状态。
Long-lived individuals have different sequences that seem to make their cells better at keeping DNA in mint condition.我们发现,虽然它们的细胞和我们的很相似,但它们活得更长。
We discovered that while their cells are similar to our own, the bacteria live longer.随着动物的发育,它们的细胞分裂,大量繁殖,生成新的下一代。
As animals develop, their cells divide and multiply, leading to new generations.他们仍在使用这样的大鼠肺,因为它们的细胞可以在两小时内被移除。
Rat lungs like these are still used because their cells can be removed in just two hours.当磷酸盐水平较低时,细菌比藻类表现得更好,因为它们的细胞要小得多。
When phosphate levels are low,bacteria do better than algae because their cells are much smaller.但它们并不总是有效,有些人携带突变,这意味着它们的细胞无法有效地进行这些修复。
But they do not always work andsome people carry mutations which mean their cells are not able to carry out these repairs effectively.它们借助化学信号系统去感知外界环境,其中一些与多细胞生物类似的功能用于协调它们的细胞行为。
They sense their environment with chemical signalling systems, some of which aresimilar to those multicellular organisms use to coordinate their cells' behaviour.但它们并不总是有效,有些人携带突变,这意味着它们的细胞无法有效地进行这些修复。
But they do not always work and some people carry mutations,which means that their cells can not carry out these repairs effectively.一旦从肿瘤细胞中取出桔皮素,它们的细胞周期进展就恢复正常。
Once tangeretin was removed from the tumor cells, their cell cycle progression returned to normal.这些最近分析的细菌是革兰氏阳性的,这意味着它们的细胞壁只有一层。
These recently analyzed bacteria are gram-positive, which means their cell walls have only one layer.因为任何有机体,如果没有组成它们的细胞,那么这个有机体就无生命可言了。
Since any organism, if there is no composition of their cell, then that organism is no life to speak of..他们解释说,产电菌是一类细菌,能够将电子搬运到它们的细胞外。
They explain that exoelectrogens are atype of bacteria that can transfer electrons outside of their cells.为了在这些环境中生存,微生物进化出了一些与众不同的特征,包括专门适应这种环境的细胞膜和蛋白质结构,而它们的细胞中也含有防冻分子。
To survive in these environments, microrganisms possess features such as specially adapted membranes and protein structures,and anti-freeze molecules within their cells.这包括人体健康的机械的,物理的,生物电磁学(英语:Bioelectromagnetics)的和生物化学的功能,从器官到组成它们的细胞。
This includes the mechanical, physical, bioelectricaland biochemical functions of humans in good health,from organs to the cells of which they are composed.
It's cells and it's wires all wired together.它的细胞再生特性使其成为有效的补救治疗妊娠纹,烧伤和疤痕。
Its cell regeneration properties make it an effective remedy for treating stretch marks, burns and scars.
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