Sentence examples for fibril from inspiring English sources

Even so, the name nanotube (rather than fibril) has caught on.Where's the money?Today, nanotubes have been joined by nanocrystals, nanowires, nanorods and other nanoforms.

Amyloid is a fibrous, insoluble protein-carbohydrate complex that forms when normally soluble proteins such as antibodies become misfolded and adopt a fibril structure.

Each axial fibril attaches at an opposite end and winds around the cell body, which is enclosed by an envelope.

Within each fibril are relatively thick filaments of the protein myosin and thin ones of actin and other proteins.

Thus, each plant cell can be viewed as making its own cellulose fibril cocoon.

During this process, as new glucose subunits are added to the growing end of the fibril, the rosette is pushed around the cell on the surface of the cell membrane, and its cellulose fibril becomes wrapped around the protoplast.

In 1948 he began another autobiography, La Règle du jeu ("The Rules of the Game"), which was published in four volumes as Biffures (1948; "Erasures"), Fourbis (1955; "Odds and Ends"), Fibrilles (1966; "Fibrils"), and Frêle Bruit (1976; "Frail Noise") and which was replete with memories of childhood humiliations, sexual fantasies, and contemplations of death.

These fibrils seem to attract bacteria and then guide them into the killing chamber.

Stability in the alpha helices, even if it decreased the overall stability of the protein, inhibited the formation of amyloid fibrils.

But a few years ago, researchers noticed that amyloid fibrils made from different proteins had very similar structures.

Once its backbone was exposed, the acylphosphatase started to form fibrils.