Sentence examples for division shape from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, among the 34 genes uniquely identified by psi-square, nine are involved in cell division, shape determination, and chemotaxis.
Tubulins are a family of eukaryotic structural genes that form microtubules, fundamental components of the cytoskeleton that mediate cell division, shape, motility, and intracellular trafficking.
It is a coordinated process of cell division, shape change and cell intercalation of the ectoderm, which becomes thinner and then wraps the deeper layers of the embryo.
Due to their dynamic behaviour, microtubules participate in many cellular processes, including cell division, shape formation, intracellular trafficking and organelle positioning.
What the senses offer us is knowledge of matter in its various divisions, shapes, sizes, etc., that is, as matter exists at a certain time and place.
This is the crowning statement of Desgabets's metaphysical view that the physical world is really a single object or substance whose parts, under various divisions, shapes and arrangements, form all the appearances in the "grand theatre of nature".
WT cells grew as diplococci or short chains showing a characteristic ellipsoid shape and normal division pattern.
Previously MtrA was response regulator for Mycobacterium tuberculosis and found to be essential for growth [5].Further it was also observed Fernandez [6] that knock-outs and overexpression of PknB affects the cell morphology which supports involvement of with cell division and shape which shows that PknB is the right molecular target for designing inhibitors.
This dynamism is vital to the function of the cytoskeleton especially in the control of cell division, cell shape and motility.
Variations in cell division, cell shape change, cell rearrangements and cell extrusions could be detected by cells as changes in epithelial tension.
The actin cytoskeleton plays an active role in cell division, cell shape determination, and cell-polarity establishment (McDowell et al. 1996).
