dormant cells

He could feel the dormant cells patiently waiting for the return of life.

Another therapeutic strategy is to develop methods to knock out dormant cells completely.

The idea with this one was to use a combination of light and sound to agitate certain dormant cells in the brain.

Dormant cells might also have different mechanisms that can be used to evade an immune response.

It's in us, in our capacity, so why would I want those dormant cells awakened?"

These dormant cells can stay in this state for long periods of time and can be clinically undetectable.

In theory, the factor would rouse the normally dormant cells to proliferate into a emergency population to replace dead or dying neurons.

As eggs and dormant cells and spores deep-frozen into ice right through the most severe phases of the frozen period.

Dr. Bast's new model enables scientists to further understand ovarian cancer and develop effective strategies to prevent these dormant cells from rebounding.

It was followed by a curious tingling feeling, as some dormant cells in my mind answered to the thought-transfer, and were filled and fertil- ised!

By targeting the mechanisms behind dormant cell survival and how they acquire drug resistance, it might be possible to induce these dormant cells to their death.

Persisters are not mutants, but rather are dormant cells that can survive the antimicrobial treatments that kill the majority of their genetically identical siblings.

The reduction in chlorophyll a is also necessary because dormant cells in the euphotic zone may accumulate excess photosynthetic energy, causing lethal photochemical damages.

Preliminary studies have shown that neural growth factor (a chemical that stimulates nerves to grow) revives the dormant cells needed to produce dopamine, dramatically improving symptoms.

Dr. Siliciano recently demonstrated that the numbers of infected dormant cells remained steady over 7 years and might take 70 years to die off under normal antiretroviral assault.

They are ac- tivated by a hormone, a synthetic preparation of which is used to stimulate the dormant cells of the occasional Martian who is bom-er-'blind.'

Fragments of nodes, dormant cells of plants after hibernation or the basal nodes of primary rhizoids may all produce these secondary pro-tonemata, from which fresh sexual plants can arise.

The rhizosphere of the grasses are dominated by the Bacillas species, these organisms are composed of dormant cells that enable them to survive in the extreme climatic conditions in the Puna ecosystem.

One senior Preventive Security officer, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to talk to the press, said that some Hamas leaders in the West Bank "may be interested in waking dormant cells."

The team calculated that the cumulative damage to DNA and RNA by cosmic radiation would limit retrieving viable dormant cells on Mars to depths greater than 7.5 metres below the planet's surface.

French officials confirmed the broad outlines of the investigation and the seizure of as much as 440 pounds of explosives, adding that "dormant cells" of the terrorist group were still being pursued in France, Spain and Italy.

Although the Abu Nidal group is smaller now than it had been in the past, it continues to have adherents in Lebanon, Syria, Libya and Iraq and several dormant cells in Europe, according to intelligence officials.

The report by the Western intelligence agency portrays an organization with a highly trained cadre of 400 officials, organized in small active or dormant cells in the Middle East, Eastern and Western Europe, South Asia and Southeast Asia.

One of these indications might be the loss of apical dominance and the release of otherwise dormant cells to develop as axillary shoot meristems, in some species in axils of primordia as close as two or three away from the apical dome.