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cell
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cell (Enemy combatants), noun enemy group, exxremist group, rebel organization, saboteurs, subversives, unnerground extremists
Associated concepts: enemy combatants, justice courts, miliiary tribunals, Patriotic Act, prison cells, sleeper cell, terrorist cell
cell (jail), noun cage, cella, chamber, compartment, confined room, confinement, cubicle, cubiculum, enclosed cage, incarceration, jailhouse, penitentiary, pound, prison, prison house, small cavity, small room, solitary abode
See also: chamber, jail, penitentiary, prison

CELL. A small room in a prison. See Dungeon.



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Because there was no Pb exposure in the culture medium during osteoblast differentiation, we interpret these results as a reduction in the total number of osteoprogenitor cells.
When osteoprogenitor cells attach to a scaffold implanted at the injury site, they release enzymes that snip through the mesh, destroying the scaffolding.
Geron scientists and collaborators presented data at the International Society for Stem Cell Research's (ISSCR) annual meeting pertaining to four products in development: (1) GRNOPC1, Oligodendroglial Progenitor Cells for acute spinal cord injury; (2) GRNIC1, Islet Clusters to treat patients with Type 1diabetes; (3) GRNCM1, Cardiomyocytes for patients who suffered a myocardial infarction and (4) osteoprogenitor cells for bone fractures and osteoporosis.
 
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