In these cases, two of the three daughter cells were fused and linked to the intercellular bridge by two structures of microtubules.
It is linked to the mainland by bridge and is the terminus for the ferry service to and from Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada.
It was named for a colonial-era Portuguese governor who built a sugarcane plantation there, but nowadays Ilha is at the edge of the sprawling metropolis of Rio, linked to the mainland by bridges and raised highways.
Some archaea have a wall material that is similar to peptidoglycan, except that the specific sugar linked to the amino acid bridges is not muramic acid but talosaminuronic acid.
Szigetvár was divided into three sections divided by water: the old town, the new town and the castle each of which was linked to the next by bridges and to the land by causeways.
One lumen (internal diameter: 1.0 mm) is filled with the 1 1 mixture of electrode gel and provides the bridge linked to the exploring electrode.
The Manchester City Academy is umbilically linked to the Etihad by a bridge, but it could not be more different from Britain's old-fashioned, beaten-up football stadiums.
Lying on an island off the eastern coast, it is linked to the mainland by causeway, bridge, and ferry and by road and railway connections.
The hotel is on the Île d'Oléron, a more affordable and less crowded alternative to the chi-chi Île de Ré a bit further up the coast, and linked to the mainland by a bridge.
In northern Evia, a three-hour drive from Athens (the island is linked to the mainland by a bridge), the pretty Eleonas Hotel is set in a working olive grove, between sea and pine-clad hills - you can buy oil and olives from your hosts Stephanos and Maria to take home.
