Sentence examples for membrane is called from inspiring English sources

The space enclosed by the inner membrane is called the matrix in mitochondria and the stroma in chloroplasts.

The level of hydrostatic pressure at which there is no net movement of water in either direction across the membrane is called the osmotic pressure of that particular solution; the greater the concentration of dissolved molecules in the solution the greater is its osmotic pressure and the greater the force needed to remove water from it.

The fraction of the feed stream that passes through the membrane is called the "permeate" or "filtrate".

The fraction that does not pass through the membrane is called the "retentate" or the "concentrate" (Crespo and Böddeker 1994).

The amniotic sac membrane is called the chorioamnion (CA) membrane and serves as the physical barrier between the fetus and the mother.

The portion embedded within the membrane is called FO and contains a ring of c subunits and the proton channel.

In aerobic eukaryotes the mitochondrion with its intricate cristate membrane (the folds in the membrane are called cristae) provides the site of pyruvate, acetate, and lactate metabolism.

For the next step, the obtained membrane was called as cross-linked membrane.

Mitochondria stripped of their outer membrane are called mitoplasts.

SNAREs are core proteins for vesicle fusion and can be categorized into two types: SNAREs on the vesicle are called v-SNAREs, while SNAREs on the target membrane are called t-SNAREs.

We presume that, under ERS, the distal end of the ER membrane expands to maximize the transformation into more vacuoles, which when encapsulated by a monolayer membrane, are called phagophores (which might form from partially expanded ER membranes; see Figures 6B-c, 6B-d and B-f).