Sentence examples for internal scaffolding from inspiring English sources

In this scenario, the post-mortem decline in the integrity of the internal scaffolding explains the simultaneous loss of frequency selectivity and the hotspot pattern.

Deiters' cells and OHCs provide an internal scaffolding of the organ of Corti that strongly constrains its possible mechanical deformations under the influence of acoustic stimulation.

Red blood cells, however, have only the membrane supports and no internal scaffolding, so they're basically a balloon filled with molecules of oxygen-carrying hemoglobin.

Metallic stents are thin wire mesh tubes implanted in partially blocked arteries to prevent the obstruction of blood flow and to act as internal scaffolding.

The protein is an α-helical-rich molecule with a very elongated shape as found for internal scaffolding proteins from other phages.

EDIN blocks a protein called RhoA, which acts rather like the foreman on a building site, telling cells where to construct their internal scaffolding in response to external signals.

Ideally, he explained, buildings could be repurposed to include vertical farms, with internal greenhouses, exterior scaffolding for hardier plants, and terraces for free-range animals.

The shape and mechanical rigidity of a cell is determined by the internal biopolymeric protein scaffolding that constitutes the essential components of the cell cytoskeleton [ 31, 45, 46].

The second phase is characterized by the controlled destruction of the collateral vessel by digestion of the extra-cellular scaffolding like internal elastic lamina and extra-cellular matrix simultaneously with a burst of mitotic activity of SMCs and endothelial cells where the ECs precede that of the SMCs by about one day.

His five-story home is now shrouded in mesh netting and scaffolding, elaborately constructed with internal lighting and a pulley system that has marred the stately streetscape on East 79th Street.

The researchers, who published their findings in the October issue of Nature Cell Biology, concluded that when a cell reaches a certain size, it becomes subject to gravitational forces that require a scaffolding to stabilize the internal components.