Sentence examples for incipient division from inspiring English sources

Second, and unexpectedly, "incipient division of labor emerges already in these tiny groups of nearly identical individuals," added Tarnita.

In this process, negative regulators inhibit FtsZ-ring formation in the entire cell with the exception of the incipient division site (Lutkenhaus, 2007).

But the major area of S-layer incorporation is a band at the sites of an incipient cell division (Sleytr & Glauert, 1976; Gruber & Sleytr, 1988; Sleytr & Messner, 1989).

This represents, he warns, "an incipient class apartheid".

Therefore, the transient nature of the gene expression suggests that the extent of cell division in the incipient nodule is higher than in the nodule meristem of mature nodules.

Because of this, biologists sometimes disagree about where to draw the line between incipient species — about when a division has become deep enough to warrant a new species name.

This suggests an enhanced metabolic activity in this stage which may be related to the cell division activity in the incipient nodules.

Senescent cells undergo a transition into a twilight state where they are still active but no longer dividing; research by Campisi and others showed that this was a strategy to derail incipient cancers, which are characterized by runaway cell division and growth.

Second, a transient activation of cell cycle and protein synthesis genes at the incipient stage of nodule development reflects an increase in cell division at this stage of nodule organogenesis.

Because the cytological dynamics of parental cell splitting during meiosis is essentially similar to non-meiotic binary division [ 13], it is conceivable that the incipient meiotic cell cycle was in parallel co-opted for mitosis.

Furthermore, Pch-mCherry localizes to the pole of the incipient daughter cell that exhibits reduced cellular c-di-GMP following cell division.