Sentence examples for by a budding process from inspiring English sources
S. cerevisiae cells are round to ovoid, are 5 to 10 μm in diameter, reproduce by a budding process and can grow aerobically on glucose, maltose and trehalose but not on lactose or cellobiose.
In the present study, influenza M2 VLPs were produced by a budding process in insect cells expressing influenza M1 and M2.
Segments are produced sequentially by a budding process just in front of the pygidium, at the level of a segment addition zone (SAZ) [ 20, 21] during most of the life of the animal.
LD are supposed to originate from the ER by a budding process, although steps and mechanism(s) leading to the biogenesis of this organelle are still a matter of dispute.
(16) This would provide a mechanism for the assembly of α particles if new β subunits were formed by a budding process arising from this self-limiting step; however, this hypothesis also implies that the number size distribution of β particles in systems without α particles should show a maximum corresponding to this size, but this is not observed experimentally.
Because new boutons are added to expand the arbor in the L2 and L3 instars by a budding process from interstitial or terminal boutons, late NMJ growth must involve remodeling of the SSR in order to accommodate nascent boutons (Mosca and Schwarz, 2010).
Figure 2c and Supplementary video show pair of cells in an advanced stage of apoptosis, undergoing a budding process, followed by separation of cell fragments into apoptotic bodies.
Thus, by elimination, our data support the proposal that a budding process, observed in a single TEM forty years ago, is the most likely mechanism by which the developmental cycle is resolved.
Next, we have also to specify in which proportion the two different FPs are being transferred to the de novo generated unit vesicles as well as to the released unit vesicles during a budding process from larger organelles [26].
In all Bryozoa the polypide develops from a budding process.
Their structure is suggestive of a budding process involved in the elimination of excess nuclear material such as unresolved DNA repair complexes or amplified DNA following its segregation to the periphery of the nucleus [ 42].
