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However, in CB-Sgo1WT-expressing cells, the kinetochores of unaligned chromosomes were predominantly stably connected to spindle microtubules.

Macrophage lysosome tubules can form a web of tubules that appear to be stably connected throughout the cytoplasm (Swanson et al., 1987b).

Only at the end of this period, the kinetochores become activated so that microtubule fibers can stably connect to them.

Besides the necessity to stably connect cells to one another, morphogenesis involves dynamic changes in the arrangement of cells within a tissue [ 3].

Classical cadherins and catenins, together with the cytoskeletal components, provide the molecular means for cell interactions that stably connect cells together.

The world is getting more and more connected.

"I don't know how they will clamp it down in its base again, to make sure it's more stably and securely positioned so it can't walk off again".

Even if the household's economic pie is not bigger at the end, if they manage to survive more stably, that's an enormous accomplishment.

Specifically, he hopes to make one whose qubits can more stably maintain a quantum state known as a superposition effectively both 0 and 1 at the same time.

Although it has fewer images than prior pictorial sets in the number of images, the stimuli set developed in the current study has advantages of eliciting target emotions more stably over time.

A dam break is simulated more stably and the space distribution and the time variation of pressure are evaluated more smoothly than the traditional method.