Sentence examples for lumens of terminal from inspiring English sources
Macrophages were also found in the lumens of terminal bronchioles, an atypical location for these cells.
Acquisition of anchorage-independent survival is believed to play a role in the abnormal accumulation of cells in the lumen of terminal breast acinar structures, a property that is commonly observed in human breast lesions like ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS).
Quantification of terminal branch (TB) lumen length (see Materials and Methods) showed longer lumens in h674and homozygousgous embryos compared to wild-type embryos (Figure 11).
Terminal branch lumen length was measured as the distance between center of terminal cell nucleus and tip of 2A12-labeled lumen and was measured with LSM 510 software.
The Optoma model in use at The Abbey school is the Optoma EX762 (£1,129), which offers 4,000 lumens of brightness.
Now, you're not exactly going to get complaints from the neighbors; this thing pumps out only 10 lumens of light (compared with 2,000 lumens or more for conference-room laptop projectors).
Compare the lumens of an incandescent bulb to the lumens of a LED bulb to find its equivalent.
In this regard, it may be possible that the endothelial thickening and resultant narrowing the capillary lumens in the terminal villi have resulted in the dilatation of the stem to intermediate portions of the chorionic villi.
The N-terminal of the receptor faces the lumen of the organelles, while the C-terminal is in the cytosol [ 6, 7].
Given that the release of processed APP from a synaptic vesicle by exocytosis (either in the form of sAPPα or Aβ) would require the N-terminal end of the protein to be orientated towards the lumen of the vesicle, it is the C-terminal end of the protein that should be most accessible to antibody labeling on the intact vesicle.
Already during translocation of HEF into the lumen of the ER the N-terminal signal peptide is cleaved, carbohydrates are attached and intramolecular disulfide linkages are formed and probably remodeled.
