Synonyms for cells
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1. List of paraphrases for "cells":

   cell, batteries, lock-ups, airframes, lymphocytes, cachots, cellular, units, globules, stacks, piles

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1. Christian Yates:

   Traditionally people thought that cells didn't make it to the front of embryos to pigment the belly because they just weren't migrating fast enough, what we've been able to show through our studies is that actually, if anything, cells in piebald animals migrate faster but they're just not proliferating enough. They're not making enough daughter cells to colonize - or cover - the whole region of the skin that needs to be covered by the time the pigmentation pattern is set down.

2. Kevin Maher:

   To really try to understand the heart, we need to look at the cells, in her lab,( Xu) can grow anybody's heart cells from a little piece of skin, or a little bit of blood. And the amazing part is those cells are exactly the same as the heart cells in our body. So then we can start to investigate what the cells are doing. We can look at the genetics and we can try new medications.

3. Lawrence Young:

   To be honest, it's not particularly novel. What they have done, however, which is a bit interesting is introduce a new bell or a new whistle, if you like, in terms of the virus, which is to also have an effect on some of the supporting cells. So one of the things that's very exciting about current cancer biology is an increased understanding of the fact that while you've got cancer cells and tumor cells, which are important targets; actually there's a lot of supporting cells around the cancer that also get modified in that environment and start to mis-behave.

4. Dan Barouch:

   The immune system is actually made of two arms : the antibodies side and the T cells. And the type of T cells that are critical for prevention of serious illness are called CD8 T cells, the JJ vaccine raises better CD8 T cells than the Pfizer and other mRNA vaccines, so The JJ vaccine might have a particular edge for variants like Omicron that largely escaped from antibody responses.

5. Donald Olding Hebb:

   When an axon of cell A is near enough to excite cell B and repeatedly or persistently takes part in firing it, some growth process or metabolic change takes place in one or both cells such that A's efficiency, as one of the cells firing B, is increased