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(C and D) There were no gamma-H2AX signals in CYC2 KO micronuclei, which could not elongate fully during conjugation.
Plants were allowed to elongate fully for a 35-day growing period.
The fibers cells neither elongate fully, precluding adapting the convex shape, nor do they interdigitate with the opposing fiber partners.
During elongation, cell wall deposition will also be occurring [ 53] and, in rice, an insertional mutation of the AtKOR1 orthologue O sGLU1 produced a dwarf plant with cells that failed to elongate fully [ 10].
As the laser cavity is elongated, fully coherent lasing operation tends to grow more and more unstable, eventually developing into stochastic generation with low coherence3,4,5 and noise-like pulses6,7.
This 'desire' to continue to polymerise leads to further bending and we would propose that there will first be short stretches of FtsA that then elongate when fully constricted (panel 1F might show a bit of FtsA filaments, actually, since there are additional filaments at 8 nm distance from the membrane).
In 5-day-old hypocotyls, apical cells are elongating whereas basal cells are fully elongated.
In this paper, the transcriptomes of A. thaliana etiolated hypocotyls were compared at two developmental stages, half-grown (yet actively elongating) and fully-grown (after growth arrest).
We considered cysts to be in the pre-elongation cysts when they contained round nuclei, in the canoe stages when they were slightly elongated, in the needle stage when the nuclei were fully elongated and finally in the post-elongation stage, when nuclei were fully elongated but also packed closely together.
According to Jung et al. [ 14], upper internodes of maize, (when evaluated at the 15th-leaf stage or V15), are comprised of undifferentiated cells undergoing elongation whereas, lower internodes are fully elongated and engaged in secondary cell wall development.
Disruption of the CCAP/bursicon neurons prior to pupal ecdysis produces animals that fail to evert the adult head from the thorax and to fully elongate the adult legs and wings.
