Sentence examples for granular contents from inspiring English sources

They are yellowish, and contain granular contents.

They are filled with a purplish sap and have granular contents.

Gloeoplerous hyphae (containing oily or granular contents) are also present, protruding into the hymenium as club-like or sharp-pointed gloeocystidia.

Cystidia on the walls of the tubes (pleurocystidia) are fuse-shaped with a central swelling, thin-walled, and have granular contents.

The paraphyses (sterile filamentous hyphal cells) are unbranched, threadlike (filiform), gradually enlarge to a width of 2.0 μm at the tip, and have granular contents.

Gloeocystidia (thin-walled cystidia with refractive, frequently granular contents) are common; they measure 50 85 by 6.5 8.5 µm, and are club-shaped (sometimes elongated), thin-walled, and often have one or two lobes with rounded tips.

Otherwise, using a large distance parameter in the single clustering process, highly gross clusters would have been achieved, losing all information about the granular content of the points that provide optical flow in the image.

A large majority of NK cells survive after such serial killing and IL-2 has the potential to restore the cytotoxicity and granular content of exhausted NK cells.

Whether the cytotoxic function and granular content of NK cells, which have already participated in serial killing and have undergone inactivation can be reversed is still unknown.

This is not extremely surprising since mouse eosinophils are strikingly different from human eosinophils, regarding their granular content [50] and membrane expression of various immune receptors, in particular IgE receptors [51] and IgA receptors [52].

A further analysis of unfractionated bone marrow and isolated cells showed that the cells purified by positive enrichment showed a large increase in side scatter indicative of increased granular content and thus cellular activation, while the flow cytometric morphology of negatively isolated cells remained unchanged relative to the appearance in the bone marrow (Fig. 2C).