Sentence examples for cell openings from inspiring English sources
Particulate wastes pass from the bodies of certain protozoans to the exterior by way of small openings in the body surface anal pores and other cell openings.
We ranked each individual from 1 (larva) to 6 (mature), depending on its developmental stage at cell opening.
As a control for the effect of cell opening on removal by workers, we mapped an additional 15 cells that we did not manipulate (negative controls).
Concerning foam morphology, the lower reactivity of HBHBA tends to favor larger cell sizes and more complete cell opening as compared to the more reactive DEOA.
Finally the advantages of a graded cell monolith configuration are rationalized by analyzing the individual and combined effects of cell opening and geometry and monolith segmentation.
The main requirement for the cryogenic cell operation is the permanent opening and closing for gaseous species injection in a millisecond range, while cell closing is provided by freezing of the gaseous specie at the outer surface of the cell and the cell opening – by the corresponding pulse heating of the cell surface up to definite temperature.
The tissue was placed on the top of a 7 mm Franz cell opening; which provided a diffusion area of 0.385 cm2.
The cell membrane only contains very few tubulinergic elements; yet, dense acetylated α-tubulinergic-IR can be detected around the cell opening (diameter 1.1 1.7 μm, n = 3, r = 1 4, m = 5) and at its base.
The plasma membrane proton pumps are hypothesized to play roles in the control of tip growth by generating localized proton fluxes and are highly regulated to control guard cell opening and closure in response to biotic and abiotic stimuli.
In this work a design tool to control cell-opening in gas foaming of thermoplastic polymers is developed.
The initial changes are called receptor potentials, and they are produced by the movement of positively charged ions (e.g., sodium ions) into the cell through openings in the cell membrane called ion channels.
