Sentence examples for globules in which from inspiring English sources

The same ultraviolet radiation that illuminates the columns to such dramatic effect in the Hubble pictures is causing the column gases to boil away, uncovering the denser globules in which stars are being born and are now emerging.

Within the condensations of visible plasma, there are neutral globules in which the gas is quite cold (about 100 K) but is dense enough (typically, 10,000 atoms per cubic cm) to have about the same pressure as the hot and warm materials.

An intermediate dry molten globule state in which solvent has been expelled from the protein core, but having only loosely packed side chains, has been observed in several proteins.

Thus, our ssNMR data indicate that the interacting httNT α-helices in the fibrils are in a molten-globule-like state, in which amphipathic α-helices are formed and interact but remain flexible and loosely packed.

This is consistent with the observations of mucus trapping in N. brasiliensis and T. spiralis infection, in which globules of mucus trap worms, which are then transported out of the intestine.

Figure 8i, j shows the microstructure of two commercialized cream cheeses, in which fat globules have been homogenized.

Coagulation of milk leads to the formation of a continuous network of casein strands in which fat globules are entrapped (Fig.  8a).

Microscopically, the tumor was composed of pleomorphic and polynuclear dyskaryotic cells with eosinophilic globules in its cytoplasm, which were diastase-resistant Periodic acid Schiff (PAS) positive.

Microscopically, the tumors consisted of atypical cells with irregular nuclei and polynuclear dyskaryotic cells with eosinophilic globules in the cytoplasm, which were diastase-resistant PAS positive (Fig. 6a c).

The molten globule state has heterogeneous structures, in which one portion of a molecule is more organized and native-like with the other portions being less organized, although the overall structure satisfies the criteria of the molten globule state (compactness, the presence of secondary structure, and the lack of rigid tertiary structure).

The chapter also discusses thermodynamic stability and cooperativity of the molten globule state from the viewpoint of the hierarchy of protein folding, in which the molten globule state plays a role as a junction of two levels of the hierarchy.