Sentence examples for motility I from inspiring English sources

'-', non-motile; '+', average motility; '++', high motility (i.e. covered the whole plate, 80 mm) dSame results were obtained with and without mannose eMedium signal intensities were observed for this strain, i.e. that it cannot be excluded that it carries a divergent version of this operon fThe reason for this discrepancy remains unknown.

We question this sequence of events and the inauguration of sound-induced motility, i.e. transformation of sound pressure wave into directional vibrations.

Macroscopic assays showed that the mutation had no effect on the flagellum-mediated motility (i.e., swimming) (Fig. 4A).

Consistent with its relatedness to the myxobacteria, surface motility was observed in strain 2CP-C and multiple types of motility genes are present, including 28 genes for gliding, adventurous (A-) motility and 17 genes for type IV pilus-based motility (i.e., social (S-) motility) that all have homologs in Myxococcus xanthus.

All these genes are involved in T cell polarity and motility, i.e., their ability to move, scan and to form functional immunological synapse with antigen presenting cells (APCs).

Using the genome comparison software Genlight, two separate in silico workflows were implemented to derive a set of parasite proteins for which gene disruption of the orthologs in both the model organisms yielded deleterious phenotypes (e.g., lethal, impairment of motility), i.e., are essential genes/proteins.

After an initial assessment of volume, the number of motile sperm/ml, % motility and I-HB score, sperm were subjected to centrifugation on a discontinuous gradient and washed with sperm processing media according to the protocol specific for the participating site.

Using immunofluorescence assays, we determined that the motility pattern (i.e. microcolonies or cell-to-cell spreading) of R. raoultii was different depending on the host cell line in which the bacteria replicated.

Tumors that consist of stem cells and non-stem progenitors and develop with random motility alone, i.e. without environmental gradients, exhibit a self-metastatic phenotype.

In killifish, Fundulus heteroclitus, melanophores and xanthophores show different motility patterns (i.e. aggregations or dispersions) in response to different background colors (Fries, 1931).

Cell motility regulates i). the entrance and persistence of very early hematopoietic precursors into the bone marrow stroma; ii). the mobilization of more mature white blood cells from the bone marrow into the peripheral blood; and iii).