After reaching confluence, PGAC cells spontaneously form three-dimension (3D) cell aggregations, termed post-confluence structure (PCS), and change their behaviors.
In the posteromedial knee there is a confluence of structures (posterior oblique ligament, oblique popliteal ligament, and fibres of the semimembranosus tendon) that reinforce the posteromedial joint capsule.
At confluence, duct-like structure was observed.
However, in the most recent generation of studies, there is an emerging confluence between our structural knowledge and the structure represented in cartilage modelling.
Much of the book's impact can be attributed to its artful structure -- a confluence of Mr. Rawat's skillful retelling of classic teaching stories, his lucid commentaries about life, and the delightful illustrations of Aya Shiroi.
HaCaT transfectants of the periostin-HA expression vector or control vector were cultured further for 1 week after confluence to generate the ECM structure in-vitro, serum-starved for 24 hr, then treated with BrdU for 12 hr.
Fronts and thermohaline structure of the Brazil Malvinas Confluence System (BMCS) are studied from climatic data, "Marathon Exp.
The confluence of both reactions in one structure is highly unlikely but still possible as shown by the case of the dam studied in this paper.
EP bridge formation was not dependent on the confluence of co-cultures as these structures were observed forming both before and after confluence.
It's obvious that we can have a combination of Forfeiting contract and management contract as packages of project financing structure for the harnessing of the confluence of river Niger and Benue as tourist potential in Lokoja.
There was a predominantly periventricular pattern, ranging from large confluences to small isolated structures, often with perpendicular ovoid extensions from the ventricular border (McAlpine and Compston, 2010; Reimer et al., 2010).
