Sentence examples for adhesion structure from inspiring English sources
'adhesion structure' is correct and usable in written English
You can use this term to describe any group or system that sticks together and is held in place. For example: "This new adhesive structure ensures a strong, lasting bond between the two pieces."
The requirement for multiple cytolinker proteins at this cardiac muscle adhesion structure likely reflects the greater need for structural support to resist the effects of chronic mechanical stress.
The relationship between etching time and film adhesion, structure and stress was investigated.
Desmoglein 3 (DSG3), a transmembrane cadherin of the desmosomal cell cell adhesion structure, plays vital roles in the maintenance of normal epithelial tissue architecture.
Microtubule dynamics are important for a variety of key cellular functions such as intracellular trafficking, adjustment of the cell surface proteome, or adhesion structure turnover.
In this study, the cell morphology, cytoskeleton and adhesion structure, proliferation and differentiation were investigated on NF PLLA matrix using an osteoblast cell line model.
Moreover, while basal actin and focal adhesion structure are mildly affected, RhoA activation, cell-substratum adhesion, and cytoplasmic elasticity are greatly lowered, exclusively in laminopathic models in which the LINC complex is disrupted.
This indicates that treatment with Sb supernatant is associated with functional and structural modifications of focal adhesion structures.
Formation of the different integrin adhesion structures is tightly controlled by signaling molecules that target the structural proteins involved in their development.
There were no long dense stress fibers or typical focal adhesion structures formed on NF matrix.
Four and a half LIM domain protein-2 (FHL2) is part of the focal adhesion structures modulating cell motility.
This involves increase in cell spreading, formation of intracellular podosome-type adhesion structures and enhanced cell adhesion to the extracellular matrix (ECM).
