Sentence examples for complex nuclei from inspiring English sources

Neuromodulatory neurons reside in complex nuclei that harbour many different types of neurons, raising doubts about whether any recorded electrophysiological activity can really be related to particular neuromodulators.

He extended measurements to more complex nuclei, studying reactions whose impact ranged from the design of nuclear energy systems to the physics of the structure of complex nuclei.

Fission fragments are themselves complex nuclei with usually between one-third and two-thirds the charge Z and mass A of the parent nucleus.

In nuclear fission, the unstable nucleus breaks into fragments, which are themselves complex nuclei, along with such particles as neutrons and protons.

Neutrons and protons are, of course, the basic building blocks of complex nuclei, having approximately unit mass on the atomic scale and having zero charge or unit positive charge, respectively.

Bacteria, rather than having complex nuclei, carry their genes on simple rings of DNA which float around inside their cells.The third great domain of life, the archaea, look, under a microscope, like bacteria.

Again, it may be easier to understand the structure of a complex nucleus if the units of which it is composed can act as elementary magnets.

Our earlier research has shown that nucleus rotundus (Rt), a thalamic nucleus processing visual information in pigeons, together with its inhibitory complex, nucleus subpretectalis/interstitio-pretecto-subpretectalis (SP/IPS), are critically involved in figure-ground discrimination (Acerbo et al., 2012; Scully et al., 2014).

Fibril formation is a multiple kinetic event during which an energetically unfavourable nucleated polymerization (characterized by a lag phase) initiates the formation of a minimal self-assembled complex (nucleus or seed) serving as a structural template for a cooperative amyloid elongation [1].

Of the categories enriched for the direct GO counts identified as "cellular component", the protein complex, nucleus and cytoplasm were the largest groups (Fig.  5b).

Both scrapie inocula appear to produce a similar lesion profile in cattle with similar vacuolation scores in most of the 17 neuroanatomical areas and only minor differences (reduced vacuolation scores in vestibular nucleus complex, cochlear nucleus, caudate nucleus and putamen in the pre-1975 group).