Sentence examples for divisions observed from inspiring English sources

The cell divisions observed in the control situation were highly comparable with our observations in fixed samples.

The oblique divisions observed in the formation of the proembryo in C. sinense (Yeung et al. 1996), the changes in microtubule organization (Huang et al. 1998), the varied patterns of suspensor formation, and limited number of cells in the embryo proper, suggest new regulatory controls in proembryo establishment in orchid.

All the divisions observed in control cells were bipolar (Fig. 6, A).

The asymmetric cell divisions observed during pre-implantation development of the mouse embryo differ from these models since centrosomes are absent until the blastocyst stage [3].

We began by measuring the somal areas of all mother and daughter cells in the 63 divisions observed in hNPC neurospheres.

Nonetheless, out of approximately fifteen hundred total divisions observed, we were able to track 221 daughter pairs with 100% confidence to the end of time-lapse period.

Commoditization Ranga Rangachari, VP and general manager of Red Hat's storage division, observed that the commoditization of servers — from expensive proprietary UNIX systems to low-cost nearly disposable x86 systems — set a precedent, and that the same transition was happening in the field of storage.

Finally, the SAS software was used to compare the kinetic of cell division observed for each cell subset between the mock infected and the infected groups.

The cell cycle in Plasmodium can be closely related to the early embryogenesis division observed in D. melanogaster with a depletion of key cell cycle regulators.

Furthermore, additional division of the cells would be associated with even further CFSE dilution which does not reflect the pattern of dye dilution (cell division) observed at 78 hrs.

We hypothesized that the delay in nuclear division observed in cells carrying a single copy of IME1 was due to the delay in the transcription of the middle genes that encode proteins required for nuclear division.