| cell line | 10.27 | The other cell line was started in January. | ||
| cell block | 5.27 | But entire cell blocks stand empty. | ||
| cell growth | 5.07 | Genes regulate cell growth. | ||
| cell door | 5.00 | Then the cell door opened. | ||
| cell type | 4.41 | There are many different cell types in the human body. | ||
| cell proliferation | 3.95 | Smoking triggers off cell proliferation. | ||
| cell death | 3.75 | One is the phenomenon of cell death. | ||
| cell nucleus | 2.37 | DNA replicates in the cell nucleus. | ||
| cell site | 2.24 | Those new cell sites are badly needed. | ||
| cell culture | 2.17 | If you do not prove it beyond cell culture, it may not work. | ||
| cell biology | 1.71 | At Berkeley, Pishevar is majoring in plant genetics and cell biology. | ||
| cell transplant | 1.58 | Despite islet cell transplants, the mice remained diabetic. | ||
| cell tower | 1.51 | The profusion of cell towers is a growing problem nationwide. | ||
| cell count | 1.38 | He said his cell count has just taken a turn for the better. | ||
| cell function | 1.32 | Her brain had swelled with water, diluting the salt vital for nerve and brain cell function. | ||
| cell member | 1.25 | The cell members moved quickly. | ||
| cell structure | 1.25 | The cell structure is aimed at guarding against infiltration and informers. | ||
| cell surface | 1.25 | The drug binds to mutated CFTR and chaperones it to the cell surface. | ||
| cell density | 1.12 | Gastric endocrine cell densities were expressed as mean. | ||
| cell therapy | 0.99 | Cures, such as transplants or cell therapies, are not in sight. |