apoptosis

英[ˌæpə\'təʊsɪs]
美[ˌæpə\'təʊsɪs]

意思解释

[细胞]凋亡

用法例句

Cell death , called apoptosis , is important for controlling the number of cells in the body .
细胞的死亡称为凋亡,对控制机体中的细胞数量是重要的。
One early hint , she reported , is that genes involved in apoptosis , or programmed cell death , seem to be upregulated in these cells .
她的报告指出,一个早期的线索是,细胞凋亡(或者说细胞程序性死亡)相关的基因在这些细胞中的表达似乎上调了。
Similar proteins are known to flag cells in the lining of the midgut of insects as being damaged , triggering a process of cell death called apoptosis .
有几种相似的蛋白质能标记受到伤害的昆虫中肠内壁细胞,从而引起细胞凋亡。
The ones who were deprived of antioxidants had smaller tumors , and 20 percent of the tumor cells were undergoing a type of cell death called apoptosis , which is fueled by free radicals .
不服用抗氧化维生素的小鼠有较小的肿瘤并且有20%的肿瘤细胞正在凋亡,凋亡正是通过氧化自由根离子造成的。
" People have speculated that cells die by apoptosis " -- a scientific term for cell suicide -- " if their dna is damaged , " nishimura said .
“人们推测细胞死亡是因为‘细胞凋亡’”细胞死亡的科学术语“如果细胞的dna被损坏了,”西村说。