Form wormed its way into Metropolis II.
Verde1 was observed to form worm-stars in the original Caenorhabditis strain JU1635 and in other tested species of Caenorhabditis.
Although it was predicted that brush-shaped amphiphilic block copolymers could form worm-like unimolecular micelles, spherical micelles were found in the TEM images.
It is feasible that the cross-linking of DA-melanin to the N-terminus of α-syn, to form worm-like structures on α-syn:DA oligomers [ 39], eliminates the availability of the lipid binding sites on α-syn.
We expect that this work will greatly expand the utility of LMWGs that form worm-like micelles at high pH, particularly in areas where alignment is key, such as conductive materials and cell culturing.[3, 10, 15] NapFF was prepared as described elsewhere.
One is the vermiform stage, in which the dicyemid exists as a vermiform embryo formed asexually from an agamete to form worms in the renal sac of the host.
One explanation is that the Palaeozoic vent and seep tube fossils could represent earlier stem-group siboglinid lineages that are not ancestral to the extant vestimentiferans [81], another explanation is that the fossil tubes are not vestimentiferans (or even siboglinids) and could be fossils of other, possibly extinct, tube forming worms [70], [92].
Form a "worm" out of the clay, then cut two smaller lengths of the same length from the longer worm.
"The ponies eat the fresh gorse shoots as a form of worm prevention.
Thanks to work begun in the 1970s, scientists even have a complete map a "connectome"—of how the neurons link up with each other to form the worm's nervous system.
Kaufmann was aware of bait collection techniques in the American southeast and specifically described the turtle's behavior as a form of worm grunting [28].
