Sentence examples for nuclear merger from inspiring English sources
We suspected that this was due to the formation of a single nucleus from the multiple nuclei in a given fused cell (i.e. nuclear merger).
This notwithstanding, the fact that occluded genes can be uncovered even after heterokaryons have undergone division argues that the occluded state is robust to DNA replication, nuclear merger and changes in the cell cycle state.
For the analysis of nuclear merger, unfused cells were labeled with 10 µ m IdU or CldU in the media for 72 h prior to fusion, and fused cells were stained specifically with mouse monoclonal anti-IdU (Becton-Dickinson, 347580; 1 500 dilution) and rat monoclonal anti-CldU antibodies (Accurate, OBT0030; 1:250) on the basis of published protocol (56).
What has eluded Dr. Moses and thousands of other scientists over the decades is a controlled version of nuclear fusion — the process of atomic merger that powers the sun, the stars and hydrogen bombs.
In the first case, a degenerate white dwarf may accumulate sufficient material from a companion, either through accretion or via a merger, to raise its core temperature, ignite carbon fusion, and trigger runaway nuclear fusion, completely disrupting the star.
The investment fund M&G, which owns 6% of the nuclear operator, favoured a merger with Centrica, owner of British Gas, and early this month rejected suggestions that it had reached a deal with EDF.
Areva, which she created in 2001 in a merger of other nuclear companies, is majority-owned by the state.
The merger could advance the companies' nuclear ambitions.
In addition, it must sell its Nine Mile Point nuclear plant in upstate New York before the merger goes through.
The AP1000 from Westinghouse (now owned by Toshiba) is being built in China and America, and the EPR from Areva, a French company resulting from a merger between French and German nuclear-plant-builders, in China, Finland and France.
