Sentence examples for cellulose network from inspiring English sources
When coagulated in ethanol, starch was trapped in 3D cellulose network; when coagulated in water starch was partially leached out, creating pores and channels.
The water-based resin, which was found to be completely polymerized, acted as a framework for holding the cellulose network structure.
The highly porous cellulose network and the low loading of highly thermally conductive GNPs are responsible for the high loading of PEG in the composite with a satisfactory latent heat of fusion of 156.1 J g−1.
If the cellulose network is largely damaged, consolidation of the surviving fragile structure is also attempted [5].
The cellulose I fibrils can assemble into larger supramolecular structures or fibril aggregates that constitute the cellulose network.
Knowing the exact structure of the cellulose network in the cell wall is therefore of immediate significance.
The carbonized bacterial cellulose networks can be described as a three-dimensional web built of entangled and interconnected cellulose ribbons.
Although a pectin-hemicelluose-cellulose network has been widely accepted, direct lignin-pectin linkages/interactions should be further investigated in view of their potential contribution to recalcitrance.
Xyloglucan binds non-covalently to cellulose, coats and cross-links adjacent cellulose microfibrils and the resulting extensive xyloglucan-cellulose network is thought to act as the principal tension-bearing structure in the cell wall.
While some variations were noted between different plant species, habituation was generally associated with a decrease in cellulose that was compensated by changes in the composition or organization of the cell wall, where the xyloglucan-cellulose network was partly or almost completely replaced by pectins.
It is therefore possible that given the observed hemicellulose-cellulose network and the remodeling properties of VvPGIP1 (this study) that this protein has a role in osmotic regulation in berries by tightening/restricting the xyloglucan load-bearing matrix to cope with the developmental changes in the ripening berry.
