Sentence examples for matrix that encloses from inspiring English sources

Ookinetes penetrate the mosquito-derived peritrophic matrix that encloses the blood bolus, cross the epithelial monolayer of the mosquito midgut, and transform into oocysts.

Biofilms are polymicrobial communities enclosed in a polysaccharide matrix that is secreted by the bacteria.

Bacterial biofilms are structured clusters of bacterial cells enclosed in a self-produced polymer matrix that are attached to a surface [ 3- 5].

A microbial biofilm is defined as a structured community of bacterial cells enclosed in a self-produced polymeric matrix that is adherent to an inert or living surface [ 4, 7].

The first of these is the peritrophic matrix (PM), a meshwork of proteins and chitin secreted by the midgut epithelium that encloses the blood meal and therefore the parasites, shortly after feeding.

We report that fibroblasts derived from mature human tendon synthesize a collagen matrix that is characterized by fibrils with a homogeneous narrow-sized diameter aligned in parallel, by the presence of fibril ends and the occurrence of collagen fibrils enclosed within a membrane in the extracellular space.

Bacterial flagella are made from filaments of proteins, and some flagella are also enclosed by a sheath that is similar to the outer membrane that encloses certain bacteria.

Once a neuron receives an electrical stimulus, the membranes that enclose the synaptic vesicles fuse with the plasma membrane that encloses the neuron.

The map should be examined at a contour level that encloses the approximate molecular mass.

ANM conformers cover a subspace (green ellipsoidal envelope) that encloses all experimental structures.

However, in cells that appeared to have recently divided, a "comet tail" of immunostained material was frequently visible trailing behind the separated nuclei (Fig. 10b,10c), This "tail" possibly corresponds to the finger of nuclear envelope and matrix that formerly enclosed the anaphase spindle [ 47, 48].