Sentence examples for circumferential constriction from inspiring English sources

Red arrowheads indicate the circumferential constriction.

A circumferential constriction appears at the equator of the cylindrical cell (arrowhead).

At 23.5 hpf, cells are cylindrically elongated, and a circumferential constriction is present midway between the two poles (red arrowheads in insert).

Our previous studies show that an actomyosin contractile ring is present in the basal equator (Dong et al., 2011) and produces a circumferential constriction.

A conspicuous circumferential constriction is present at the equator, which is colocalized with a cortical ring of actin and activated myosin, whose activity is essential for notochord cell elongation.

As described above, the embryo acquires an elongated shape through the circumferential constriction of ring-shaped actomyosin bundles arrayed along the surface of the epidermis (Priess and Hirsh, 1986).

Similar to what is observed in Ciona notochord cells, the shifted ring is associated with a circumferential bulge (white arrowheads), whereas the constriction is located posterior to the ring (red arrowheads).

Red arrowheads indicate the equatorial constrictions; yellow brackets outline the circumferential actin rings at the equatorial region.

The fibers have a circumferential orientation, especially at the external layers, facilitating and making effective ductal constriction.

The fibers have a circumferential orientation, especially at the external layers, facilitating and making effective ductal constriction (Ho and Anderson, 1979).

It has a circumferential orientation, mainly at the external layers, which facilitates and makes effective ductal constriction (Ho and Anderson, 1979).