target cell

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An additional factor is now their use of a common receptor site by which they enter the targetcell.
However, automation of the targetcell separation was still difficult mainly because of manual pipetting work with a mechanical micromanipulator.
These tools enable researchers to identify genes and proteins in a targetcell, tissue or organ with relative ease through the use of high-throughput techniques.
In addition, the increased body size would have to result from either an increased targetcell number, an increased cell size, or both.
Thus, polar tube antigens must play a significant role in the binding to the targetcell and some intraspecific variability of these antigens is conceivable.
The narrow plastic delivery tube is positioned above the targetcell, 50 m from the cell surface.
Again, it is likely that each targetcell act as independent sites of convergence.
The bound antibody recognises the fetal specific targetcell surface antigen, binding the beads to the cells of interest.
This is because the amount of tracer directly injected into the targetcell differs between injections due to variation of electrode and cell proper ties following cell penetration.
Carrier-based systems package many drug molecules within a single carrier unit, only to be released ideally at the target site or after uptake into the targetcell.
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