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The present study presents one possible solution: a tube with an internal "architecture" of alternating material properties along the axial direction.
Thus, we propose that Aβ fiber architecture consists of alternating layers of tight packing and hydrated cavities running along the fibrillar axis, which might be possibly detected by high-resolution imaging.
Among the unicellular KLF representatives, the Capsaspora and Salpingoeca domain architectures consist of alternating S/T- and Q-rich LCRs (fig. 5) with scattered P-rich LCRs at low frequency (fig. 4 C).
Diagnosis is based on histological features according to the WHO classification: such as "a pattern-less architecture characterized by a combination of alternating hypocellular and hypercellular areas separated from each other by thick bands of hyalinized somewhat keloidal collagen and branching haemangiopericytoma-like vessels" [ 5].
Peptidoglycan architecture consists of a disaccharide backbone built of alternating β-1-4-N-acetylglucosamines and N-acetylmuramic acids [33].
The presence of alternating electron-donating and accepting units results in a donor-acceptor-donor architecture of these molecular systems.
Two rows of alternating plates.
Such a precise pattern of alternating complementary interfaces was not observed in other four-helical bundles, and is likely to be specifically required for the precise architecture of the Kinesin-5 bipolar minifilament.
The deposited coatings were characterized by a nanocrystalline structure with an average grain size of 30 40 nm and multilayered architecture with alternating layers of (Ti,Al N nitride and Mo-containing phases with a thickness comparable to the grain size.
Our experiments are conducted at several data scales, with different choices of network architecture, and alternating between different data preprocessing techniques.
Vitamin A deficiency (VAD) produces effacement and remodeling of the alveolar architecture, resulting in alternating areas of alveolar dilatation and collapse.
