Sentence examples for matrix and nuclei from inspiring English sources

Toluidine blue counterstaining colors the extracellular matrix and nuclei of cells.

SHH stained the matrix and cell nuclei.

The second form of mechanotransduction, direct, occurs as a consequence of conformational changes in the cell cytoskeleton, which forms a direct link between the extracellular matrix and the nucleus of the cell via the nucleoskeletal lamins (the intermediate filaments of the nucleus) and potentially further to the chromosomes via telomeric chromatin/lamin interactions [18,19].

58 (2010) 5639 5645] it is claimed based on kinetic Monte Carlo simulations that the actual critical nucleus size can deviate from the thermodynamic prediction by orders of magnitude due to effects caused by the difference between the diffusivities in the matrix and the nucleus.

In addition, strain transfer from local matrix to cells and nuclei was dependent on fiber orientation and tissue type.

The objective of this study was to investigate how applied tissue strain is transferred through the local matrix to the cell and nucleus in meniscus, tendon, and the annulus fibrosus, as well as in stem cell-seeded scaffolds engineered to reproduce the organized microstructure of these native tissues.

As a comparison, the networks identified by netSVM are more related to signaling pathways; and the genes in the networks are likely to be associated with diverse cellular locations ranging from extracellular matrix, plasma membrane, cytoplasm and nucleus & 12(b)).

Because viral particles remain in the cytoplasm longer in vimentin-negative than in vimentin-positive cells, it has been hypothesized that viral genomes enter the nucleus via vimentin association with integrins at the cell surface, with endosomes and microtubules in the cytoplasm, and with the lamina and matrix in the nucleus [39].

TG2 is located in the cell nucleus, the cytoplasmic matrix and membrane compartments [ 14].

Cocoa butter (CB) systems were designed to progressively increase the number of heterogeneous nuclei within the CB matrix, and the crystallisation behaviour was studied at four temperatures (5 °C, 10 °C, 15 °C and 20 °C).

Thus, within this newly formed SiO2 matrix, Ge nuclei, 5 to 7 nm in size, appear in a self-assembled cluster with random morphology and crystalline orientation.