Sentence examples for interconnect cells from inspiring English sources

In support of this view are similarities in mitosis and in cell wall plugs, special structures inserted into holes in the cell walls that interconnect cells.

A module-generation library is used to define, instantiate, and interconnect cells' datapaths.

Furthermore, these proteinaceous channels interconnect cells of the multicellular layer forming epithelial tissues.

Tunneling nanotubes (TNTs) are recently discovered thin membranous tubes that interconnect cells.

Although the morphology of the structures discussed above resembles TNTs closely, they usually do not interconnect cells.

Membrane nanopores are also of interest as research tools in cell biology to regulate ionic flux or in synthetic biology to interconnect cells or proto-cells within artificial tissues.

These three steps allow the division of metre-sized solar panels into an array of smaller series interconnected cells [18, 19], as illustrated in Figure 1.

The protein localized in the membrane and the cytoplasm, as well as along straight processes interconnecting cells.

They are stretched, interconnecting cells at their nearest distance (Fig.  1) (Hodneland et al. 2006; Rustom et al. 2004).

The cellular organization of the migrating male gonad is similar to the migrating branches in lung, trachea, and vascular development, in which interconnected cells organize into stalks behind leader tip cells (Affolter et al., 2009; Eilken and Adams, 2010).

It was also demonstrated that in carcinoma cells with low levels of E-cadherin, a role for Ep-CAM adhesions in interconnecting cells is increasing (Tandon et al, 1990; Basak et al, 1998).