Figure 6 The integrity structure of human.
The resulting structures exhibited significant differences in terms of morphological integrity, structure and mechanical properties.
The CST complex, found in animals, yeast, and plants, functions to maintain telomeric integrity, structure, and uniform length (Miyake et al. 2009; Surovtseva et al. 2009).
The continued safe operation of high integrity structures and components in the nuclear industry is assured by using arguments which are usually based upon deterministic methodologies.
The word tensegrity originated as the hyphenated word tensile-integrity structure, coined by Fuller in his patent.
In the present study, L-CES were analyzed to show that their structural integrity, epidermal structure, cytokine contents, and wound-healing capacity are unchanged by the lyophilization process.
To calculate the cell density, nucleostemin-stained cell density and percentage of nucleostemin-positive cells, images were captured along the whole tendon, excluding only the parts with visible damage and low-integrity structures due to sample preparation.
The genetic and temporal aspects of development, it seems, are intertwined like the snakes of the doctor's caduceus -- health, the integrity of structure and pattern, life itself, depend on their union.
In normal tissues, collagen provides strength, integrity, and structure.
The integrity and structure of valproic acid-containing matrices were characterized through the use of FESEM, TEM, and BET analyses.
Alginates with high concentrations of guluronic acid, retain their integrity and structure throughout the gelling process.
