Sentence examples for nucleus taking from inspiring English sources

Dulbecco demonstrated that transformation occurred when viral genetic material entered and combined with the host nucleus, taking over and blocking normal genetic-control mechanisms.

As part of this process, an expected mean image is generated based on the current and newly proposed nucleus (taking into account information such as the position and intensity of nuclei).

It is not clear whether fertilization of the egg nucleus takes place while the fruit is still on the tree or months after it has fallen.

In volume the nucleus takes up only 10−14 metres of the space in the atom i.e., 1 part in 100,000.

An atom's nucleus takes its name from the Latin word for nut.

He replaced the nucleus of a frog egg with a nucleus taken from a cell in a tadpole's intestine.

These results can be simulated using mathematical models of Ca2+ redistribution in which the nucleus takes up Ca2+ by active or passive transport mechanisms.

New work on a tiny, uncelebrated structure inside the nucleus takes scientists another step closer to understanding how cloning works--and perhaps toward boosting its success rates.

Scientists have cloned a lamb using a cell nucleus taken from an adult ewe's udder, according to a report scheduled to appear later this week in Nature.

Cloned Embryos: To create a cloned embryo, the DNA-containing nucleus is sucked from an egg and replaced with a nucleus taken from the person who is being cloned.

As the ancestral host nucleus took on these genes, the mitochondria would have become more dependent on the host cell, until eventually they could no longer survive except within the cell.