| kill cell | 9.74 | Those toxins, left unchecked, kill T cells. | ||
| use cell | 6.12 | They would use those cells to clone animals. | ||
| destroy cell | 4.41 | The toxins in turn destroy liver cells. | ||
| have cell | 4.41 | It has cells. | ||
| grow cell | 3.49 | It then grows human cells in a culture to produce the drug. | ||
| infect cell | 3.49 | But the virus infected only cells that were dividing. | ||
| enter cell | 3.23 | First, the drugs enter cells easily. | ||
| share cell | 3.03 | Eight men share the cell. | ||
| damage cell | 2.57 | The rays damage a cell only a little. | ||
| attack cell | 2.37 | Or it might nudge T-cells to attack myeloma cells. | ||
| leave cell | 2.24 | I still have a few brain cells left. | ||
| contain cell | 2.17 | Saliva itself does not contain cells with DNA in them. | ||
| inject cell | 2.04 | These cells were injected into mice. | ||
| hold cell | 1.97 | This avoids placing them in station holding cells. | ||
| produce cell | 1.97 | Will it work, producing new cells? | ||
| remove cell | 1.97 | Then, some cells can be removed before chemotherapy. | ||
| take cell | 1.97 | Skin cells were taken from each of the monkeys. | ||
| stimulate cell | 1.78 | Others move in to keep the cells stimulated to multiply and grow. | ||
| protect cell | 1.71 | The activated proteins protect cancer cells so they do not die. | ||
| extract cell | 1.65 | But, in the process of extracting the cells, the blastocyst is destroyed. |