In brief, we ruptured the spermatophore in 20 µL of Beadle saline (128.3 mM NaCl, 4.7 mM KCl, 23 mMCaCl23.
To see the Clash purely as a musical force seems reductive to say the least, but that's how they seemed to be viewed these days, as part of the great rock continuum, rather than a brief attempt to rupture that same continuum.
Preterm PROM is an important cause of perinatal morbidity and mortality, particularly because it is associated with brief latency from membrane rupture to deliver, perinatal infection, and umbilical cord compression due to oligohydramnios.
However, intracellular merozoites impinge on the inner face of the host cell membrane in the brief period between PVM rupture and egress (e.g., Glushakova et al., 2009), so we explored the possibility that direct interactions between processed merozoite surface MSP1 and host cell spectrin might play a part in egress.
More drama had ruptured a brief armistice.
In this brief outline of the main points of rupture since the middle of the previous century, I am mainly concerned with stating the case for the presence, in fact, the persistence of continuity across those phases.
In doing so, Douglas continues his exploration of what he calls historical "interregnums" – moments when history, politics and collective identity are ruptured by upheaval, usually leading to a brief period of freedom followed by an uneasy stability.
It is conceivable that in these cells a rupture of the tonoplast is accompanied by a brief fragmentation of the central vacuole that can hardly be visualized in the EM.
The report repeated that the brief leak of radioactive steam into the atmosphere, which followed the rupture of the tube "did not impact the public health and safety".
Relations between Communist China and the Soviet Union ruptured in the 1960s, and the two giants fought a brief border conflict in 1969.
