Sentence examples for lamina structure from inspiring English sources
The grain layer contains a layer of wood charcoal, which makes the lamina become less obvious; the lamina structure of the local layer is revealed by the enrichment of the carbon rock fragment.
We next tested whether the LmnaDhe allele affected nuclear lamina structure.
In addition to decreases in the overall density of LMNA and LMNB in LmnaDhe/+ fibroblasts, perturbations to nuclear lamina structure also were detected.
The LmnaDhe allele is a spontaneous point mutation in the first coiled-coil domain of lamin A and C (L52R), suggesting it significantly perturbs lamina structure and function [29].
These components include: molecular signals expressed or secreted by the myofiber, basal lamina structure, products secreted by local interstitial cells (such as connective tissue, micro-vasculature, neural and immune system cellular components) and systemic factors [4].
Changes in lamina structure are also induced by mutations in lamin A or lamin B genes.
These nanoflake arrays almost stand vertically on the 2D lamina and cross-link and even overlap with each other by the edge to form networks as porous lamina structures.
In our 3D cell culture system neither changes in epithelial cytokeratin expression nor the disappearance of basal lamina structures were detected during the culture period, indicating that the glandular cells were fully differentiated.
They also have the advantage that the direction of the filaments in a multi-lamina structure may be aligned with the direction of the major loads at a particular point, resulting in a more efficient design.
d Layered type 1 dolomite that is associated with pyrite and anhydrite, and the anhydrite is replaced by the precipitation of calcite, though some retain the algal laminae structure.
Therefore, by introducing controlled nanoporosity through suitable CNT distributions within the interlayer of multi-lamina structures, it is possible to simultaneously control effective weight reduction and enhanced modulus, toward bio-inspired carbon fiber reinforced polymer composites.
