Examples of using Differentiated cells in English and their translations into German
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This is because differentiated cells divide on a fairly leisurely basis.
A further breakthrough occurred when scientists found that fully differentiated cells, e. g.
From these self-renewing, undifferentiated cells terminally differentiated cells can arise.
Cellular Dynamics The regulation of cell growth and migration are hallmarks of differentiated cells and organisms.
How do these differentiated cells maintain their identity during development is still an open question.
The latter is expected for the direct programming of differentiated cells-such as fibroblasts- into myocardiocytes.
Fully differentiated cells(or terminally differentiated cells) cannot further alter their specialized functions.
The ability of a stemcell from an adult tissue type to produce differentiated cells of another tissue type.
The differentiated cells form trabecular bone as the sponge is degraded, with vascular invasion evident at the same time.
They are responsible for the continuous production of differentiated cells which migrate over 2 to 4 days before being sloughed into the lumen.
After exposure to FITC labelled latex beads, intracellular uptake of the beads wasobserved indicating phagocytosis of the cultured and corneally differentiated cells.
As a consequence, the differentiated cells as a rule are not available in a pure form but are permeated by undifferentiated cells. .
Based on these discoveries macrophagescan be amplified in culture as mature differentiated cells, without stem cell intermediates or tumorigenic transformation.
Can we make adult, differentiated cells like heart muscle cells start dividing again, as in the zebrafish?
The scientists assume that in nature HERV is turned on only briefly in the cells becauseotherwise could never develop an embryo and differentiated cells.
Their daughter cells have the capacity to transform into differentiated cells that can replace damaged or necrotic cells of organs or tissue.
In this analysis, the status of the tumor cell groups can be determined, i.e. to what extent thetumor cell groups deviate from healthy, differentiated cells.
More research is needed to understand how differentiated cells can be made to divide and produce new heart tissue, and why this capacity is lost in humans.
Induced pluripotent stem cells(iPS) In 2006, Kazutoshi Takahashi und Shinya Yamanaka were thefirst to succeed in the programming of mouse adult differentiated cells into so called"induced pluripotent stem cells" iPS.
As well as using stem cells, regeneration can work by causing differentiated cells that had stopped dividing to‘go back' to dividing and multiplying in order to replace the lost tissue.
Newdifferentiated cells are supplied by the division and differentiation of lessspecialised cells, cells which are maintained in the child and also in theadult in a partlydifferentiated form ready to produce fully differentiated cells as required.
But there are more insidious processes that detrimentally modify cancer cell functions:they inhibit cancer cell development or speed up their maturation(turning them into benign, differentiated cells), make them more easily detectable and vulnerable to the immune system, etc.
The therapeutic objective is to develop differentiated cells or permanent tissues for transplantation into patients with diabetes, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases, heart attacks etc., conditions for which there are, at present, no effective therapies or treatments.
Stem cell self-renewal is a physiological mechanism that maintains a small pool of cells that are able to proliferate indefinitely(immortal stem cells), but at the same time produce a variety of differentiated cells that fulfill and maintain the function of the body.
The use of embryonic stem cells or differentiated cells derived from them- even when these are provided by other researchers through the destruction of embryos or when such cells are commercially available- presents serious problems from the standpoint of cooperation in evil and scandal.
By means of a specific, experimentally determined, biological compensation therapy the clinical research team was able to demonstrate in various cases of human cancerous illness that the tumour cells, after a relatively short time, had reprogrammed themselves to intact,normal, differentiated cells, whereas no programmed cell death was verifiable.
Human induced pluripotent stem cells The nobelprize-winning discovery that differentiated cells can be turned into induced pluripotent stemc cells(IPSCs) and then made to differentiate into almost any cell type has revolutionized brain research, because it means that brain cells from patients, that previously had been practically unaccessible during life, can now be studied in a dish.
Neither the technologies for reprogramming nor those for purposefully differentiating cells are as yet fully-developed.
Whereas a protein called CENP-C remains in the stem cells of the intestines andcannot be detected in differentiating cells, the protein CENP-A is found in both the differentiating daughter cells and the undifferentiated stem cells. .
Dr Sylvia Erhardt discovered that centromeric proteins are also passed on asymmetrically: whereas a protein called CENP-C remains in the stem cells of the intestines andcannot be detected in differentiating cells, the protein CENP-A is found in both the differentiating daughter cells and the undifferentiated stem cells. .
