isolated cells
[ˈaɪ.sə.leɪ.tɪd sɛlz]
nounpl: isolated cells
células isoladas
1. Individual cells that have been separated from surrounding tissue or cell culture for study, analysis, or extraction
The researchers examined isolated cells under the microscope to identify genetic mutations.
Os pesquisadores examinaram células isoladas ao microscópio para identificar mutações genéticas.
2. In biology and medicine, cells that are physically or functionally separated from their original tissue environment
Isolated cells from the bone marrow were cultured in the laboratory for therapeutic purposes.
Células isoladas da medula óssea foram cultivadas em laboratório para fins terapêuticos.
3. Individual cells that are geographically or spatially separated and not in contact with adjacent cells
The pathologist identified isolated cancer cells in the lymph node sample.
O patologista identificou células de câncer isoladas na amostra do linfonodo.
The term 'isolated cells' is predominantly used in scientific, medical, and research contexts in both Brazil and the USA. It is a standardized term in biomedical research, cell biology, and regenerative medicine. In Brazil, this terminology is widely used in major research institutions like FAPESP-funded laboratories and medical schools. The concept is crucial to modern medicine, including stem cell therapy and personalized medicine research.
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