Sentence examples for nuclei attached from inspiring English sources

The silver nuclei attached to the Si substrate have higher electronic activity than silicon atoms and constantly obtain electrons from silicon atoms, which makes the cathode reaction to occur constantly and results in the silver nuclei gradually growing up to form silver nanoparticles (as shown in Figure7b).

The peaks centred at ∼4.2 ppm ("glyceride") arise from H nuclei attached to carbon at positions 1 and 3 on the glycerol backbone.

The set of peaks at ∼5.2 ppm ("olefinic") were largely from the H nuclei attached to carbons involved in a double bond.

(iii) The presence of NO2 group at 4 positions in the phenoxy nucleus attached to 1- 4-chlorophenyl)ethanamine makes the compound potent antiproliferative agent with dual inhibition of both MCF-7 and SK-N-SH cell lines.

The Ar Br group on 4th position of pyrimidine nucleus [III] improved the antimicrobial potential [14], p-dimethyl amino phenyl nucleus [IV] attached on the pyrimidine nucleus improved the anticancer potential against HCT-116 celineine [15], p-chloro and p-nitrobenzylideneamino at the 5th position of pyrimidine ring [V VI] improved the anticancer potential of pyrimidine [16].

Ellipsoid nuclei without attached membrane debris were selected visually for measurement.

We conclude that, when the centrosome cannot detach from the nucleus during conjugate formation, it can still dock at the synapse, with the nucleus still attached.

A series of pyrenyl derivatives has been synthesized following a four-step strategy where the pyrene nucleus is attached with a basic heterocyclic moiety through a carbon linker.

The centrosomes and the nucleus remained attached to the cortex until approximately 10 min after the division.

β-catenin then accumulates in the nucleus, gets attached to Tcf-4/Lef, a transcription factor activating Wnt target genes [ 6, 7].

Alternatively, MRJ L) lacking the NLS may still interact with another nuclear protein and could be transported into the nucleus while attached to the other protein, as indicated in the recent report by Cheng and coworkers [ 22].