Sentence examples for point of fusion from inspiring English sources

Canavero has novel ideas about ways to "sprout" such connections during the surgery, including delivering small electric shocks to the spinal cord at the point of fusion, and by flushing in a substance called polyethylene glycol, or PEG, something he believes will super-charge the process.

The point of fusion lies in the doctrine of the self-reflection of divine thought, which for 'Abd al-Latif, who is influenced by the exegesis of Themistius, is not a reason for composition and multiplicity within the First Principle, as it was for Plotinus.

However, WRN was not effective in preventing Cr VI) induction of chromatid and chromosome fusions that retained telomere staining at the point of fusion.

Finally, Georgas et al (2009) showed that the connecting segment cells at the point of fusion between the collecting duct tips and the nephron tubules are derived from the CM and not the UB [9].

Here we show that the point of fusion between growing blood vessels of transgenic zebrafish, identified in live confocal microscopy, can subsequently be traced through the structure of the organism using Focused Ion Beam/Scanning Electron Microscopy (FIB/SEM) and Serial Block Face/Scanning Electron Microscopy (SBF/SEM).

According to the isoelectric point of fusion protein, DEAE Sepharose FF was chosen for the purification of SUMO-FGF21.

Association of a mammalian spermatozoon with the egg surface occurs along the lateral surface of the spermatozoon, rather than at the tip as in other animals, so that the spermatozoon lies flat on the egg surface; several points of fusion occur between the plasma membranes of the two gametes (i.e., the breakdown of membranes occurs by formation of numerous small vesicles).

The properties considered include melting point, heat of fusion, heat capacity, thermal expansion coefficients, thermal stability and sublattice disordering, as illustrated in a motivating example of lanthanum zirconate (La2Zr2O7).

With respect to thermal properties, melting point, heat of fusion and glass transition temperature were found to decrease with increasing the CL/BS unit molar ratio up to 0.92, while thermal stability monotonously decreased with increasing the CL unit population spanning the whole CL unit composition.

Physical properties of the copolymers, including melting point, heat of fusion, and permeation as a function of temperature, of the low conversion polymers were compared to copolymers formed at 100% conversion to demonstrate that these properties are independent of conversion because no composition drift occurs during polymerization.

Mitochondrial fusion is a complex process from the membrane biology and the bioenergetic point of view: fusion of two organelles involves the generation of a fusion intermediate of four membranes; if the process of mitochondrial fusion is analogous to other organellar fusions, when the IMM fuses a fusion pore shall be generated that would link two matrixes.