carry in(to) (some place)

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carry in(to) (some place)

To physically move someone or something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "carry" and "in." We had to carry the kids into the house because they both fell asleep on the ride home. Can you carry in the laundry basket?
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carry someone or something into some place

 and carry someone or something in
to lift and move someone or something to some place. Will you carry the baby into the bedroom? Let me carry in the packages.
See also: carry, place
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To construct stable EML cell lines expressing proinsulin, we cloned INS cDNA into the lentivirus vector pCDH-CMV-MCSEF1-GFP-T2A-Puro, generated pseudoviral particles carrying INS, and transduced EML cells with the lentivirus particles at an ROI of 100:1.
Proinsulin Promotes Self-Renewal of a Hematopoietic Progenitor Cell Line In Vitro
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