Sentence examples for by a specialized structure from inspiring English sources

Plant cytokinesis is orchestrated by a specialized structure, the phragmoplast.

In intestinal epithelial cells, fodrin proteolysis may also lead to disassembly of the microvilli; the lower part of the actin filament bundle in the microvilli core is anchored and stabilized by a specialized structure that contains a dense core of fodrin [ 206].

Pollen of angiosperms is received by the stigma, a specialized structure that is usually elevated above the ovary on a more slender structure known as the style.

Besides the Saccharomycotina, they are the second major subphylum of the Ascomycotina, which are defined by the production of a specialized structure, the ascus, that surrounds the meiotic spores.

However, the ability to deliver the majority of these agents to the brain is limited by the blood brain barrier (BBB), a specialized structure of the blood vessel wall that hampers transport and diffusion from the blood to the brain.

The toothcomb is kept clean by the sublingua or "under-tongue", a specialized structure that acts like a toothbrush to remove hair and other debris.

The BBB is a specialized structure formed by brain endothelial cells that are tightly interconnected to form a boundary between the CNS and periphery.

Conidia of M. oryzae are transmitted by rain splash or plant-to-plant contact, and facilitate infection by penetrating into rice leaves using a specialized structure called an appressorium.

At this stage, release of mature pollen is produced by breakdown of the anther cells at the stomium, a specialized structure situated at the side of the anthers.

All species reproduce asexually by forming long chains of asexual spores (conidia) radiating from a specialized structure called a conidiophore.

Neogenin, a receptor initially identified to act in short and long range neuronal guidance (for review [ 46]), is expressed by myoepithelial cells and cap cells in terminal end buds (TEBs), a specialized structure at the end of growing ducts [ 47].