Sentence examples for a large nucleus from inspiring English sources

We beat them 2-1.' So there was an achievement that a large nucleus of this group of players have been involved in.

Near the base of its stalk, Acetabularia has a large nucleus that divides many times when the alga matures and reproductive structures form; streaming cytoplasm carries the daughter nuclei to the saclike sporangium of each umbrella lobe.

d Soon after, future shoot meristem cells (arrowhead) can be identified as they are smaller in size and with a large nucleus to cytoplasm ratio.

Soon after, for cells that are destined to form the future SAM initials, they are characterized by having a large nucleus to cytoplasm ratio (Fig. 1d).

They were scattered beneath the syncytium and were active containing mitochondria, rough endoplasmic reticulum, free ribosomes and a large nucleus with fine dispersed chromatin.

The cultured PGCs contain a large nucleus and many prominent vacuoles (Fig. 3).

These cells are likely hepatic oval cells since they are small in size (approximately 10 µm), with a large nucleus-to-cytoplasm ratio and an oval-shaped nucleus, and are located in the periportal region of the liver.

One advantage, Fulle says, is that the new comet will probably have a larger nucleus than Wirtanen, which would make it easier to carry out the challenging landing.

It happens when atomic nuclei slam together with such force that they fuse together into a larger nucleus, releasing a small portion of the mass of the original nuclei as a tremendous amount of energy.

Both 4dL12 and 4dR12 give rise to a more anterior cell with a larger nucleus (cell 4dLR121) and a more posterior cell with a much smaller nucleus (cell 4dLR122).

In addition to a larger diameter, the depleted cells also exhibited a larger nucleus (not shown), which is likely to be a consequence of the increase in cell size [56].