Examples of using Damaged cells in English and their translations into Spanish
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which contributes towards stimulating the manufacture of substances needed for the repair of damaged cells.
removal of damaged cells and waste products
Researchers at California's Salk Institute noticed that high sugary beverage intake contributed to high blood glucose levels which eventually damaged cells throughout the body and particularly the brain.
regenerating liver, the rate of elimination of damaged cells through mitotic death during ontogenesis was studied.
As to the highly promising implication of his own study-that something in marijuana stops damaged cells from becoming malignant-Tashkin noted that an anti-proliferative effect of THC has been observed in cell-culture systems
Azelaic acid is a naturally occurring dicarboxylic acid that reduces the thickness of the stratum corneum by shedding damaged cells from the skin surface, leading to a
B. That in the absence of damaged cells that need to be replacing the drug in his system has radically boosted healthy brain functioning.
smash our finger, they swell up, because damaged cells produce poison that dilates the capillaries in the blood stream
The HI virus damages cells of the immune system.
One damaged cell is all it takes to start lung cancer growing.
Damage cells and alter their ability to repair the damage normally.
Tobacco smoke damages cells in the lungs, causing the cells to grow abnormally.
When you have an injury… a damaged cell….
These white blood cells come over and encapsulate the damaged cell and….
Certain cancers, triggered by damaged cell DNA.
HIV kills or damages cells in the body's immune system.
Free radicals can damage cells and tissues throughout your body.
this compound can damage cells and lead to cell death.
Usually, the antibodies damage cells and worsen their ability to function.
These free radicals can damage cells and lead to the development of cancer.