Sentence examples for areas of adhesion from inspiring English sources

On rigid substrates (Young's Modulus = 1 MPa), cytoskeleton assembly within single fibroblast cells occurred in 3-D microwells of circular, rectangular, square, and triangular shapes with 2-D projected surface areas (microwell bottom surface area) and total surface areas of adhesion (microwell bottom plus wall surface area) that inhibited stress fiber assembly in 2-D.

Cells on the PNS showed a smaller area of adhesion to the surface.

All the cellulose-derived gels showed efficacy in reducing the area of adhesion formation in a rabbit sidewall defect-bowel abrasion model.

Both were upregulated in 3-D cultured cells versus cells on 2-D patterns when surface area of adhesion and rigidity were held constant.

A significant reduction of the area of adhesion was assessed in both trial groups (6%: p = 0.002; 9%: p = 0.001) compared to the control group.

An amine-terminated self-assembled monolayer is used to define areas of cell adhesion.

If the film is under compression and if buckle delamination is nucleated, conditions can be controlled such that delaminations are confined to the patterned areas of low adhesion.

GFP expression co-localized to the area of rhodamine labeled NP accumulation in the CNV on choroidal flat mounts indicating GFP expression is correlated with areas of NP adhesion to neovascular endothelial cells of CNV (figure 2).

Cholesterol depletion induces the formation of large areas of membrane adhesion in adjacent myoblast prior to cell fusion.

Tumour FasL expression was localised to areas of tumour mesothelial adhesion suggesting its involvement in cell cell signalling.

In areas of tumour mesothelial adhesion, tumour FasL became polarised to areas of cell-to-cell contact, while mesothelial cell Fas expression remained homogenous.