Sentence examples for fusing with one another from inspiring English sources

But what they found was that P granules behaved like oil droplets in vinaigrette, fusing with one another, dripping and rapidly condensing and dissolving in and out of solution.

HDL particles are known to undergo extensive remodeling, by fusing with one another, or reducing their core size by lipid exchange with other lipoproteins, or lipid removal by the scavenger receptor class B1 protein (SR-BI).

Human muscle cells form as a result of many single cells fusing with one another to create a single long cylinder; this process was first recreated in two-dimensional culture dishes in the early 1980s (Blau and Webster, 1981).

Mitochondria are dynamic organelles, frequently dividing and fusing with one another, and the mitochondrial fission and fusion processes participate in apoptosis [46], [53] [55].

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02131.010 In plant cytokinesis, which is assisted by a dynamic microtubule array named phragmoplast, both newly-synthesized and endocytosed proteins traffic to the plane of cell division on post-Golgi membrane vesicles that fuse with one another to form the partitioning cell plate (Samuels et al., 1995).

The successive quaternization reaction along with di-functional p-xylylene dichloride forms the structurally stable anion-exchange groups that are fused with one another.

The core of these societies are modular social units that regularly fission and fuse with one another.

These small structures do not seem to efficiently fuse with one another.

The shell may also carry one to five dark brown spiral bands, which are sometimes fused with one another.

At the last larval stage the seam cells fuse with one another to form a single multinucleate syncytium.

Sternites may fuse with one another along the body, often within entire tagmata, but never in the pleon of Malacostraca.