Sentence examples for degraded structures from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the location of MSP119 along the food vacuole wall rather than in isolated clumps or vesicles within its lumen (as typical of degraded structures in secondary lysosomes of many eukaryotes: (see [63] for a review)) argues that MSP119 is not merely discarded as a functionless end-product.

The mechanism by which cancer cells invade the surrounding tissue requires the breakdown of the extracellular matrix and the subsequent migration of the cancerous cells through the degraded structures [ 14].

A paper in the journal Soil Use and Management reports that 75% of the maize fields it sampled in south-western England "were found to have degraded structure generating enhanced surface-water run-off".

On thorough FTIR analysis of starch/Fe3O4 FA exhibited a degraded structure under the acidic medium.

To determine whether the peripherally degrading structures were focal adhesions, we repeated the degradation experiments and stained for vinculin and paxillin, two cytoskeletal proteins typically seen in focal adhesions [ 36].

The results of applying TELM in the usual manner to degrading structures have no agreement with simulations.

Development of a practical model of degrading structures that would match experimental observations is an important task.

These degrading structures, called autolysosomes, undergo autolysosomal reformation to terminate autophagy.

Because of the fusion of lysosomes to autophagosomes, acidity of degrading structures is a characteristic of autophagy.

The alkaline condition breaks ester bonds, liberates the fatty acids [ 20], and possibly facilitates later extraction by degrading structures such as cell walls [ 21].

The approach involves the design of geometrically similar redundant mechanisms with "negative" stiffness that could be compactly inserted into all system stages without degrading structure and safety.