Stamens are composed of saclike anthers (microsporangia) and filaments, which are stalks that support the anthers.
Indonesian and Chinese factories turn the chemical pulp into viscose filaments, which are then spun into fabrics that make their way into the fashion manufacturing process and eventually into stores and your wardrobe.
I think this music is also very appealing and accessible with a slightly exotic tinge, which suggests to our ears that it has these secret filaments which lead us back in time".
Spirochetes are unique in that they have endocellular flagella (axial fibrils, or axial filaments), which number between 2 and more than 100 per organism, depending upon the species.
When pressed, the polymer bends the zinc oxide filaments, which generate an electrical current.
Also, during Alzheimer's disease, misfolded tau detaches from microtubule and forms ordered filaments, which is the hallmark of the disease.
The model results indicate that the cavity spacer filaments, which rest on the bottom membranes, cause uneven biofilm growth.
The third type is coke filaments, which strongly affects the discharge stability by quickly connecting the two electrodes.
The stress from stretching stem cells on microscale molecular patterns generates tension on the actin filaments, which in return enhances osteogenesis [57].
The compliance-free property of the device may derive from the low conductivity of the two filaments, which effectively serves as the intrinsic series resistors.
However, the bundling was initiated at 50 mmol/L KCl for Mcas MamK filaments, which is higher than that for AMB-1 MamK (Ozyamak et al., 2013b).
