Examples of using Whose cells in English and their translations into Spanish
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A tumor whose cells are dividing under the microscope.
Fresh seeds have a healthy embryo whose cells are filled with water.
Organisms whose cells lack a nucleus and other membrane-bound structures.
You may be looking for Jorus C'baoth, from whose cells Joruus was cloned.
Organisms whose cells contain complex membrane-bound structures, called organelles.
Adenocarcinoma Malignant tumour whose cells come from glandular epithelium.
It is given as a single infusion(drip) into a vein andmust only be given to the patient whose cells were used to make it.
There are many of you, whose cells are ready for this activation.
She is later revealed to be the spirit of Celestia,the elven queen of Astraea, whose cells were used to create Xecty.
In our imagination, Parsifal is the übermensch,an androgyne, whose cells are terminals which connect with us through social networks.
Research has shown that the acoustic insulation of the new type of brick,the same width as the conventional, even more than four times a traditional, whose cells are rectangles parallel to the outer side faces of the brick.
A genus of gram-negative, aerobic bacteria whose cells are minute coccobacilli.
However, black tea has the highest amount of antioxidants, so consuming 1 to 3 cups a day of this drink, would help to regenerate the cells of our body, protecting, particularly,to those people smokers, whose cells are subjected to a process of oxidation greater than that of non-smokers.
They ate highly volatile substances derived from plants whose cells exude powerful aromas.
Mike, whose cell are you in?
Whose cell?
The boy whose cell was mistakenly marked.
Famous inmates include Al Capone, whose cell has been replicated for visitors today.
At the temporary holding facility in Kara-Suu district of Osh province, on the day of the verification nine people were registered. During the inspection, though, four unregistered persons were found in two unlit cells, including a woman, whose cell was left entirely open.
Guests whose cell phone carrier does not operate in the area have access to a payphone where they can be reached and from where they can place calls.
ThermHex technology has the potential to work with a wide range of thermoplastic polymers to create honeycombs, whose cell size, density and thickness can be altered with simple hardware and/or process parameter adjustments.
We can imagine a woman who is an alcoholic but whose cell phone is unmarked because she bought it yesterday, or an alcoholic man who always asks his spouse to plug his phone in.
Saint John the Dwarf, to whose cell he was conducted, though previously warned of the quality of his visitor, took no notice of him and left him standing by himself while he invited the rest to sit down at table.
Select cells whose formulas meet certain criteria.
Colorless cells whose main function is to control bleeding.
And select the cells whose values you want to show.
Descendants of civilized humans who survived the atomic blasts but whose reproductive cells were damaged by radiation.