Sentence examples for membrane which separates from inspiring English sources

The separation step, in turn, was based on a hydrophobic PTFE membrane, which separates the sample from receptor solution (electrolyte) where the electrodes were placed.

The one feature present in all cells is the cytoplasmic membrane, which separates the inside of the cell from its external environment, regulates the flow of nutrients, maintains the proper intracellular milieu, and prevents the loss of the cell's contents.

An example of such a lesion might be a carcinoma that has arisen from an epithelial cell lining the uterine cervix; as long as this carcinoma is confined to the mucosal lining and has not penetrated the basement membrane, which separates the lining from other tissue layers, it is known as a noninvasive tumour (or an in situ tumour).

The last layer shown is the plasma membrane, which separates the living, water-containing compartment cell from the outer non-living part of the epidermis.

The performance of the total photo-bioreactor with a ceramic membrane, which separates enzymes from TiO2 to protect them from direct UV irradiation, was successfully demonstrated.

The cell is divided into two half-cells by a proton exchange membrane, which separates the two different vanadium-containing electrolyte solutions and allows the flow of ionic charges (IV ions) to complete the electric circuit.

Collagen IV, fibronectin, perlecan I, and laminin are components of the basement membrane, which separate connective tissue from endothelial cells and are therefore associated with vessel formation [ 54].

The midgut of insects such as M. domestica often contains a noncellular semipermeable membrane, the peritrophic matrix (or peritrophic membrane, PM), which separates the contents of the gut lumen from the digestive epithelial cells lining the midgut.

The apical plasma membrane of vertebrate and Drosophila PRCs contains a second distinct domain, called inner segment and stalk membrane, respectively, which separates the photoreceptive outer segment/rhabdomere from the adherens junctions (AJs).

The possibility of using a membrane reactor, which separates H2 from the reaction zone with a subsequent improvement of the conversions, is a challenge of many academic and industrial researchers.

The glomerulus itself is also a multiform structure consisting of an intricately folded basement membrane (GBM), which separates the fenestrated endothelial cells and mesangial cells from the podocytes (top right panel Figure 2).