英语释义

• an undifferentiated cell whose daughter cells may differentiate into other cell types (such as blood cells)

片语

stem-cell leukemia翻译

haemopoietic stem progenitor cell造血干祖细胞

Stem-cell regeneration干细胞的再生

stem-cell therapy干细胞疗法

stem-cell lines数百种干细胞株

Stem-cell therapies干细胞疗法

stem-cell debates干细胞争论

英汉例句

• if a few too many ac/dc concerts have you now turning up the volume on hearing aids instead of headphones, a new stem cell study in mice is reason for hope.

  如果一些太多的交流/直流电转换使你放弃了头戴式耳机而采用助听器，那么在一项在小鼠身上进行的干细胞新疗法也许会使你重获希望。

• no one has ever cloned a human being and while many stem cell experiments in mice have been replicated in humans, not all have.

  没有人克隆出真人来。虽然很多老鼠的干细胞实验被复制在人类身上，但并不是所有的都是。

• plenty of other animals have been treated with stem cells, but normally it’s to test stem cell therapy「s efficacy and safety for eventual use in humans.

  此前有很多其他的动物也接受过干细胞的治疗，但那一般只是为了测试干细胞疗法的效果和安全性，以便于最后运用到人类身上。

• the stem cell society’s ethics committee is working on a paper that would explore the rights of tissue donors and make recommendations by the end of the year.

  干细胞社会道德委员会正在编制一份文件，这份文件将探索组织捐赠者的权利并给出一些建议，该文件会在今年年底完成。

• scientists are using a new stem cell technique allowing them to turn skin from patients into small pieces of brain.

  科学家使用一种新的干细胞技术，使他们可以将病人的皮肤转变为小块的大脑。

• 「as a result, some people believe that e-cigarettes are a safe substitute for conventional cigarettes,」 said prue talbot, the director of uc riverside」s stem cell center, whose lab led the research.

  加利佛尼亚大学干细胞研究中心主管，他的实验室正在进行此项研究。 他说：「正因为如此，许多人认为电子烟是安全的，完全可以替代传统香烟。

• when a stem cell divides, it sometimes produces daughters that aredifferent from one another.

  当一个干细胞分化时，它通常会产生相互不同的子细胞。

• sipkins said it appears the cancer overproduces a normally expressed molecule called a stem cell factor, which entices normal stem cells into the cancer niche.

  斯普金思说，看来癌细胞大量产生一种以正常方式传送的分子，名为干细胞因子，这种分子会引诱正常干细胞到癌细胞的处所。

• this really provides a blueprint for how to do these sorts of trials. it really proves the principle that these sorts of human embryonic stem cell therapies can survive the fda approval process.

  这实际上提供了如何进行一系列研究的蓝图，它真正提供了能通过食品药品管理局（fda)许可程序的一系列人类胚胎干细胞治疗的原则。

• after dialysis helped his kidneys recover, it was time to attack the cancer, and in february 2009 he underwent chemotherapy and a stem cell transplant.

  当透析使他的肾功能恢复正常后，他开始对抗癌癥，并且在2009年的2月他去做了化疗和干细胞移植。

• and the availability of ips cells neither obviates the need for embryonic stem cell research nor replaces human subjects.

  ips细胞的实用性既没有消除胚胎干细胞研究的需求，也没有替代人体受试者。

• the “berlin patient, 」 an american citizen living in berlin, received a stem cell transplant back in 2007 as a treatment for his leukemia.

  这位「柏林病人」是一位住在柏林的美国公民，为了治疗白血病，他在2007年接受了干细胞移植。

• dr irving weissman, director of stanford's institute for stem cell biology and regenerative medicine, said: "this study is a huge leap forward.

  斯坦福干细胞生物学和再生医学研究院主任欧文·韦斯曼博士说：「这项研究是一个巨大的飞跃」。

• president bush says he will not allow legislators to roll back limits on stem cell research he set in 2001.

  布什总统表示他不会允许国会议员们取消他在2001年对干细胞研究所做的限制。

• if you are unsure about any of the technical issues or definitions, refer to reliable sources such as the us national institutes of health stem cell information.

  如果你对于任何技术问题或定义不太确定，请参考可靠的信息来源，诸如美国国立卫生研究院干细胞信息。

• but this is the first-known case of a brain tumor caused by a brain stem cell therapy, according to the report—a phenomenon scientists have predicted in the pages of scientific american and elsewhere.

  这是人们确知的第一例由于脑内干细胞疗法而导致的脑肿瘤，据报告称科学家之前就预言过这种现象，并在科学美国人杂志和其他地方发表过相关文章。

• her right-to-life convictions extend to stem cell research, which she opposes.

  她还反对干细胞研究，以表现她那泛滥的”生存权“信念。

• we need to invest in biomedical research and stem cell research, so that we’re at the leading edge of prevention and treatment.

  需要对生物医学和干细胞研究进行投入，使我们在预防和治疗方面处于优势地位；

• that’s not the only stem cell news coming out of berlin this week.

  这不是本周唯一一桩出自于柏林的干细胞新闻。