Sentence examples for base of the rod from inspiring English sources

In these cells, prominin-1 might be somehow involved in the orientation and/or alignment of two adjacent newly synthesized disk precursors at the base of the rod outer segment, or in the general alignment of all open photoreceptor membranes in the cone (see also Introduction) [7], [9], [12], [16].

At 1 dpHS, HA-mCherryTM localizes near the base of the rod outer segments (Fig. 5A), at 15 dpHS HA-mCherryTM is near the tip of rod outer segments (Fig. 5E), and at 16 dpHS HA-mCherryTM has largely disappeared from rod outer segments (Fig. 5F).

Prepare the base for the rod.

Put the substance at the base of the standing rod.

The result is a loft which is an entirely open space save for some pole and beam construction supporting the laminated beams, which act as tie rods at the base of the roof.

The suggested methodology is based on measurements of the rod's worth carried out in the former core configuration and on corresponding calculations based on the original (before first irradiation) absorber concentration.

Therefore, it could be assumed that the particles on the top layer in sample (a) could be the base of the tungsten oxide rods shown in Fig. 1b.

These values are also less than estimates of ∼640 to ∼770 synaptic vesicles tethered to the synaptic ribbon in salamander and mammalian rods, respectively [13], [20], [45] and the earlier estimate of ∼130 vesicles at the base of mammalian rod synaptic ribbons [45].

In this article, a new two-way state-flow model based on the dynamics of the rod is developed.

Within the retina CD133, human prominin (mouse -like 1 (PROmouse -likeusly known as AC133 antigen) is concentrated in the membrane evaginations at the base of rod previouslytor cell outer segments, (from where photoreceptor discs are formed) and in the absence of retinal prominin 1/CD133, photoreceptor degeneration occurs [ 20].

These findings show for the first time that transmitter release occurs not only at the ribbon's base, but also at regions of the rod spherule located away from the ribbon.