Sentence examples for form baskets from inspiring English sources

Many of the branches weave in and out of other branches to form baskets, nests, a subtle architecture of living wood that makes me wonder about the aims of nature, the mysteries of apple trees.

These sprouting sympathetic axons form "baskets" around the DRG cell body of large myelinated DRG neurons (McLachlan et al., 1993, Ramer and Bisby, 1998a), an example of which can be seen in Figure 2C.

With the agility of gymnasts and the strength of bodybuilders, they stacked themselves into a human pyramid, then formed baskets with their outstretched arms and blasted teammates known as fliers like toy rockets on a spring 25 feet in the air to twist, flip and strike ballet poses.

The basket cell sends its axon tangentially across the Purkinje cell body layer and issues descending branches to surround Purkinje cell bodies forming "baskets" [43], [47].

The cell uptake process involves clathrin, a protein that forms basket-like scaffolds around invaginations caused by receptor ligand complexes on the cell membrane [ 32, 33].

It is recruited to membranes during endocytosis and forms basket-like structures around vesicles as they bud from the plasma membrane.

Thick MF bundles often surrounded chloroplasts in the cortex of cells, forming basket-like structures similar to those seen in immunolocalization studies [ 7].

Z. tritici spreads throughout the apoplastic spaces of the epidermal and mesophyll layers of infected leaves, forming "basket-like" structures in the substomatal spaces.

McLachlan et al reported that in the sciatic nerve ligation model, sympathetic nerve fibres increased in the corresponding DRGs and sprouted to the DRG somata, forming basket-like structures.

Perhaps more germane to the pathogenesis of sympathetically maintained pain are the experimental models that have been extensively reproduced, in which sympathetic sprouting at the dorsal root ganglia becomes apparent after nerve injury and forms basket-like structures around large-diameter axotomized sensory neurons; sympathetic stimulation can activate such neurons repetitively [ 27].

Interestingly, CGRP-positive terminals within the lateral division of the BNST form perisomatic baskets around neurons that express CRF, suggesting that BNST CGRP could exert its anxiogenic effects by increasing release of CRF from these neurons.