His d-written neural cells lost all contact with the administration block network.

Many cells lose their ability to function, or they begin to function abnormally.

When it is gone, the cell loses one of its brakes on growth.

Its cells accumulate a sort of neural garbage and lose their ability to work efficiently.

With too little water in the body, cells will lose water to the outside tissue.

In transformation, cells lose their normal controls over growth and become cancerous.

The cell eventually reaches megakaryocyte stage and loses its ability to divide.

A neoplasm is a tissue whose cells have lost its normal differentiation.

The cells lose their mobility, and the building acts like a solid construction.

Affected cells are arrested in G1 phase and lose viability.