Sentence examples for growing end from inspiring English sources

While the growing end of a tip-growing cell is regulated by many intracellular factors that modulate progressive remodeling of the cell wall, the formation of the new cell end in S. pombe provides an example of how turgor pressure itself can shape the cell wall.

In children it is usually located in the growing end of the long bones at the knee, for example.

During this process, as new glucose subunits are added to the growing end of the fibril, the rosette is pushed around the cell on the surface of the cell membrane, and its cellulose fibril becomes wrapped around the protoplast.

These strands illustrate that these failure sequences are from the 5′ (growing) end of the DNA.

For the first time, researchers have created a tissue similar to the growing end of bones.

The structure of an RNA polymerase II transcribing complex has been determined in the posttranslocation state, with a vacancy at the growing end of the RNA-DNA hybrid helix.

Recent evidence indicates that tropomodulins (Tmods), a conserved family of actin-capping proteins that bind to the pointed (slow-growing) end of actin filaments, regulate a variety of actin structures, including dynamic actin networks found in some motile cells.

The assay is based on the principle that calcium-activated pGSN binds pyrene-labeled actin monomers to form a nucleus from which actin polymerizes in the pointed (slowest-growing) end direction.

The fastest-growing end of the market is the "day spa".

But getting fired by Ben & Jerry's had the benefit of releasing Dreyer's from a noncompete clause that kept its own brands out of the superpremium category—the fastest-growing end of the ice cream business, with sales increasing at 7% annually.

First, actin destabilization was achieved with cytochalasin D, a fungal compound that disrupts microfilaments by binding to the fast-growing end of the actin fiber [48].