Sentence examples for mixture of matrix from inspiring English sources

The nanocomposite plates are composed of a mixture of matrix and single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs), and the effective mechanical properties are obtained by means of the rule of mixture.

The basipharyngeal canal is completely obscured by a mixture of matrix and delicate bone fragments.

In vivo, specific extracellular regulatory microenvironment consists of cytokines, growth factors, and a complex mixture of matrix components to control cell behavior and biological functions of stem cells.

These multi-component catalyst particles consist of a mixture of matrix (i.e., amorphous silica and alumina as well as clay) and zeolite.

Also, in contrast to the previous study, where a mixture of matrices (umbilical cord, maternal serum, placenta) were used to estimate fetal DDE exposure (Gladen et al. 1988; Rogan et al. 1986b), we used maternal serum samples at each trimester of pregnancy, a more valid estimation of such exposure (Dorea et al. 2001).

Osteoblasts secrete a characteristic mixture of extracellular matrix proteins including type I collagen as the major component as well as proteoglycans, glycoproteins and γ-carboxylated proteins.

Matrigel is a mixture of extracellular matrix (ECM) proteins composed primarily of laminin and collagen.

For instance, Matrigel consists of a mixture of extracellular matrices (ECMs) [44] that may influence cell-cell or cell-substrate interaction forces.

For all adhesion assays two different concentrations of each matrix (Fibronectin; 74 ng/cm2 and 222 ng/Collagenlagen I; 37.4 ng/cm2 and 112 ng/Collagenlagen IV; 111.11 ng/cm2 and 333.33 ng/cm2 and Optimat which is mixture of these matrices with combined final concentration of 222.5 ng/cm2 and 667.6 ng/cm2) were coated by incubating at 37°C for overnight.

In vivo, osteocyte cells under normal conditions, contact a complex mixture of secreted 'extracellular matrix' (ECM) proteins called the bone matrix.

The very large medullary region in Nothosaurus humeri is usually partially filled by a mixture of a primary matrix, primary trabeculae, and diagenetically overprinted secondary matrix (Fig. 7; Table S1).