Sentence examples for bounded by a cell from inspiring English sources

Like bacteria, archaea cell membranes are usually bounded by a cell wall and they swim using one or more flagella.

Its single chloroplast, single mitochondrion and cytoplasm are bounded by a membrane lacking any detectable cell wall or scales.

It in turn is bounded by a pericycle of one or two cell layers and a single cell layer of endodermis.

The apothecia of Coccomyces dentatus are distributed in bleached spots that are bounded by a black lines inside the outer cell layer of the leaf (intraepidermal).

Still, as we have seen previously, Nägeli did not think that the cell was bounded by a differentiated membrane so he assumed that the resistance to pigmentation was a general characteristic of the whole protoplasm rather than the consequence of the activity from a specific part of the cell.

Thermoplasmatales cells are generally bounded by a single membrane, except for two Picrophilus species that have a single membrane surrounded by a surface-layer (S-layer) [ 13].

Thus, a reaction in the solution phase catalyzed by a membrane-bound enzyme, for example, is not formally represented, in a pathway diagram since there is an implicit assumption that the reacting compounds and enzyme are colocated in a single compartment, the cellular interior, bounded by the cell wall.

By the first quarter of the XIXth century, plant cells were widely acknowledged as unconnected utricules bounded by separate cell walls [ 22].

Under the microscope 21-day differentiated cells showed increased fine red-colored lipid droplets bounded by the cell membrane compared to both undifferentiated and 7-day differentiated ASCs (Fig.  1a).

All modern cells are bounded by cell membranes best described by the fluid mosaic model.

Therefore, as all known cells are bounded by cell membranes, understanding the importance of these structures becomes crucial to our current definition of the unit of life.