Sentence examples for resistant to fragmentation from inspiring English sources

The biology and abundance of these oak species may make them particularly resistant to fragmentation; in addition, artificial seed flow may complicate the picture, and will require more direct investigations.

Some lead-based bullets are resistant to fragmentation, offering hunters the ability to clean game animals with negligible risk of including lead fragments in prepared meat.

Cells co-expressing NlpΔ8 mutant (with all eight plk1 phospho-sites mutated to alanine) and Plk1 T210D are tremendously resistant to fragmentation of centrosomal Nlp into cytoplasm, which in turn contributes to false spindle formation.

These observations, together with the evidence that malten-modified plasmid DNA is resistant to fragmentation by both sonication and nuclease digestion (see Supplementary Figure S4), whereas CDDP-treated DNA is fragmentable, strongly sustain the idea that malten could induce the formation of covalently bound DNA structures.

Highly mobile species may be more resistant to habitat fragmentation than other species (Steffan and Tscharntke 1999; Tilman 1994).

Apoptotic cells from mice deficient in DFF45/ICAD or CAD are resistant to DNA fragmentation [8], [9].

As shown previously, the macrophages from CD subjects were more resistant to DNA fragmentation than HC after PMA activation.

To conclude, malignant pleural mesothelioma cells with in vitro acquired cisplatin resistance were resistant to initiator caspase fragmentation with an increased basal caspase-3/7 activity and initiator-caspase independent cisplatin-induced activation of caspase-3/7.

OMA1 knockdown or knockout cells remain tubular mitochondria and resistant to CCCP-induced mitochondrial fragmentation; differently and interestingly, the depletion of Yme1L leads to obvious mitochondrial fragmentation and results in significantly increased 'kiss-and-run' type of mitochondrial fusion.

Macrophages from CD patients were more resistant to PMA-induced DNA fragmentation (23.4±10.7 %) compared to those from HC (36.5±11.6 %, p<0.0001) (Figure 1A and B).

The adherent cancer cells resistant to CCN2-induced DNA fragmentation might be due to other survival signaling pathways, which are provided by interaction of cell cell matrix, such as integrin-, vimentin-, or fibroblast growth factor-related pathways.