"Modern networked movements can scale up quickly and take care of all sorts of logistical tasks without building any substantial organization cavity before the first protest or march," she writes.
Surface architecture of the buccal cavity and the surface organization of the luminal mucosa of the oesophagus, stomach, and intestine of the carnivorous fish M. flavolineatus from the Red Sea were studied by using SEM.
In 2007, our group designed, using biocompatible material, an organomorphic scaffold bioreactor unit for bioengineering ex situ the human thyroid gland, chosen as a model for its simple anatomical organization (repetitive follicular cavities).
The alternative name, coelenterate, refers to their simple organization around a central body cavity (the coelenteron).
The organization of the active site cavity of calcium-bound, substrate-free PAD4 is almost identical to that of the substrate-bound complex, indicating that substrate binding has little effect on the formation of the active site.
The two most universal features of the body structure of molluscs are a mantle with a significant cavity used for breathing and excretion, and the organization of the nervous system.
Even focusing behind turbid media in sub-millisecond time scale was shown by the process of field self-organization inside a multimode laser cavity [41].
Numerous leucocytes infiltrated the damaged area, not only between neighbouring muscle cells but also in the cavities that developed after destruction of tissue organization.
At ED 7.5, homozygous Tim knockout embryos lack cellular organization, with necrotic cell debris filling the amniotic cavity [22].
In addition, healing processes and the organization of the inflammatory changes in the abdominal cavity had clearly started one month following the ivermectin treatment.
We describe a much more complex organization than previously suggested with a true unpaired coelomic cavity, a complex intrinsic musculature, a nerve ring and a pair of sensory ganglia.
