Sentence examples for fission stage from inspiring English sources

Knockdown of MFF abrogates the fission stage of peroxisomal division and is associated with failure to recruit DLP1 to peroxisomes, while ectopic expression of MFF increases the peroxisomal targeting of DLP1.

Certain dumb-bell- and cup-shaped organelles are rather slim in the middle, suggesting that these organelles might be fission stages similar to the fission stages of Trichomonas vaginalis hydrogenosomes [ 32].

We constructed a cDNA library from the naid Pristina leidyi, a species that is highly regenerative and also reproduces asexually by fission, using material from a range of regeneration and fission stages for our library.

However, multiheaded-coated structures, which were not clearly detected in our cells, could instead reflect clustering of shallow/intermediate stage pits at the pre-fission stage.

Thus, if both post-fission person-stages are stages of the same person as the pre-fission stages (but there are indeed two distinct persons all along), then one can maintain the thesis that the identity relation is what matters, for now identity is also preserved through fission (whereas in Parfit's version while what matters is preserved through fission, identity is not).

(This two-stage fission device was conceived entirely independently of the thermonuclear program, its aim being to use fissionable materials more economically).

A balance between these events is mandatory for normal mitochondrial and neuronal function, and emerging evidence indicates that mitochondria undergo extensive fission at an early stage during programmed cell death in several neurodegenerative diseases.

In general, the energy released in the explosion of a high-yield thermonuclear weapon stems from the boosted-fission chain reaction in the primary stage and the fissioning and "burning" of thermonuclear fuel in the secondary (and any subsequent) stage, with roughly 50 to 75 percent of the total energy produced by fission and the remainder by fusion.

On average, the high relatedness populations went through 20 binary fissions during the unicellular stage of the life cycle and the populations at low relatedness through 13.

The first stage is a fission explosion.

RBs replicate by binary fission until in the final stage of infection, RBs re-differentiate to EBs before release of the new, infectious progeny (Cocchiaro and Valdivia, 2009).