Sentence examples for devoid of nuclei from inspiring English sources
Intermediate zone was practically devoid of nuclei marked by the expression of H4R3me2s.
These cloacal nerves terminate in two large, serotonin-like and allatostatin-like immunoreactive, platelet-shaped structures devoid of nuclei.
Unlike in the distal tip where they first multiply in the surrounding somatic gonad, the few Wolbachia leading the invasion of the germ cells toward the proximal end of the ovary are detected in the center of the gonad, often in actin-rich areas devoid of nuclei, the rachis (supplementary material Movie 11).
We also observed that some abnormal pollen grains from the AtrabD2b/2c double mutant were devoid of nuclei, as indicated by DAPI staining, whereas all pollen from wild-type and single mutant plants (data not shown) have nuclei.
Normal differentiation of lens fiber cells consists of a progression from a simple cuboidal epithelial cell, containing a nucleus and a minimal numbers of organelles, to a stratified layer of elongated fiber-like cells, devoid of nuclei and organelles.
During development of the murine lens, fibre cells terminally differentiate – laying down a complex crystalline substructure that is devoid of nuclei and organelles, thus preventing light scattering and allowing normal lens transparency (Tholozan and Quinlan, 2007).
Like bacteria, they are single- celled prokaryotes, devoid of nucleus or other cell organelles [ 18].
Sections stained with H&E were used to visualize generalized chondrocyte cell death (determined by the amount of lacunae lacking discernable nuclei), localized cell death/focal cell loss (the presence of distinct regions devoid of discernable nuclei) and chondrocyte cluster formation (lacunae containing more than one nuclei).
Decellularization protocol yielded aortas devoid of cell nuclei, with preserved structure, including a preserved basement membrane.
A TUNEL assay was performed to detect DNA fragmentation but all sections of MDA/EGFP and MDA/RLN2 tumours were devoid of apoptotic nuclei (data not shown).
Although devoid of a nucleus, they retain low levels of mRNA which undergo translation.
