Sentence examples for nuclei into one from inspiring English sources

It was believed that this probably occurred under extreme heat and compression in the cores of stars, converting, for example, two hydrogen nuclei into one of helium.

To discover the elements, researchers at the three labs slammed lighter nuclei into one another and looked for signature radioactive decays that should come from the new elements.

Five main mechanisms for homothallism have been characterized in fungi: a) same-sex mating (monokaryotic fruiting), b) fusion of compatible mating type genes into one locus, c) unlinked compatible mating types genes present in one genome, d) mating-type switching, or e) packaging of two compatible nuclei into one spore (pseudohomothallism) [44].

The Sun produces energy by continually pressing together four hydrogen atoms — a hydrogen atom has a single proton in its nucleus — into one helium atom, with a nucleus of two protons and two neutrons.

(The protons and neutrons inside the gold nuclei collide into one another inside RHIC).

NUCLEAR FUSION - [fusion nuclear] the joining of the male and female pronuclei into one nucleus.

Although the underlying mechanisms for these phenomena are not yet determined, it is possible that the cytosine methylation machinery responds as a "genome defense" system by uniting divergent genomes into one nucleus (Yoder et al. 1997; Osborn et al. 2003).

In 2012 physicists on the LHC announced the discovery of the Higgs boson, which had leapt into the most fleeting existence inside the machine's detectors when bunches of hydrogen nuclei, or protons, were crashed into one another billions of times over.

Neutron stars: these supernova remnants contain the mass of one-to-three suns, but are basically compressed into one giant atomic nucleus.

Given the likely role of cortical output in initiating SWD (27), the corticothalamic excitation of thalamic reticular nucleus mediated by GluR4 receptors may play a key role in seizure genesis promoting the powerful excitation of thalamic reticular nucleus that can convert its output into one dominated by phasic inhibition and enhanced circuit synchrony (28, 29).

Micronuclei are usually formed from a chromosome or a fragment of a chromosome not incorporated into one of the daughter nuclei during cell division.