The phrase "assemble itself into" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the process of something coming together or forming a specific structure or arrangement.
Example: "The puzzle pieces began to assemble themselves into a beautiful image of a landscape."
Alternatives: "come together to form" or "fit together into".
Scientists made the vaccine by fusing key proteins of the flu virus, made synthetically by genetic engineering technology, with a bacterial protein called ferritin that can automatically assemble itself into "nanoparticles" smaller than the virus.
"You wouldn't expect lumber to assemble itself into a house," he notes, yet neurons in a newborn baby's brain perform a similar feat with the help of myelin-producing cells called oligodendrocytes.
Nexia's chief executive and founder, Dr. Jeffrey Turner, said the transgenetic goats excreted protein in their milk that, when isolated, assembled itself into fine strands of spider silk, a product the company calls Biosteel.
Gardasil, made by Merck, uses a yeast to grow the proteins that form the outer shell of the virus; every batch of 360 proteins almost magically assembles itself into a soccer ball exactly mimicking the shell's shape.
When they grew the human liver cells in petri dishes along with blood vessel cells from human umbilical cords and human connective tissue, that mix of cells, to their surprise, spontaneously assembled itself into three-dimensional liver buds, resembling the liver at about five or six weeks of gestation in humans.
And still others are using a giant telescope of the conventional kind to peel away cosmic history like the layers of an onion, producing a snapshot of the universe at earlier times, when it was assembling itself into the knotted chains of galaxies that now wreath the night.
IMAGINE a book coming to life as you read it: a samurai warrior from a children's tale suddenly leaping up from the page, or satellite data on air moisture in a manual suddenly assembling itself into clouds that float above the text, or an architect's drawing of a cathedral springing from the paper as a foot-high image, shimmering and resplendent from any angle.
The most recent structural evidence demonstrated that SYCP3 formed a tetramer, the N-terminal region bound DNA and the core domain assembled itself into the LEs (Syrjanen et al., 2014).
Estes found that when a certain key protein from the virus was produced in cultured cells, the protein assembled itself into "viruslike particles" (VLPs) that could produce a strong immune system response in laboratory animals.
When they applied an electrical field to a superconducting powder, the material spontaneously assembled itself into solid little balls that started racing back and forth between the two electrodes.
We could exclude that SERF1a might itself assemble into amyloid fibrils, as it was not reactive to ThT, even after several months of incubation at high concentrations (10 mM; data not shown).
