Sentence examples for rigidity of the cell from inspiring English sources
When a red blood cell (RBC) is driven by a pressure gradient through a microfluidic channel, its passage or blockage provides a measure of the rigidity of the cell.
In this study, we use numerical simulations to establish a quantitative connection between the minimum pressure needed to drive an RBC through a contracting microfluidic channel and the rigidity of the cell membrane.
The cell envelope represents the outermost layer of the bacterial cell that has as general functions the protection of the cell, communication with the environment, maintenance of cellular shape, stability, and rigidity of the cell, as well as allowing appropriate metabolism, growth, and division of the cell.
The fragility of the plant cells is estimated by the protopectin contents which ensure the rigidity of the cell walls.
The brittleness of plant cells is estimated by the contents of protopectins that ensure the rigidity of the cell walls.
If the cortical proteins increase the net rigidity of the cell membrane beyond that of lipid alone, the required number of motors in the force generating element would be proportionally higher.
Effect of NaCl on these three proteins therefore points to earlier maturation of cells under salt stress and higher rigidity of the cell-wall under stress.
For example dirigent protein pDIR9 and 1-aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylate oxidase (ACC oxidase), that their proteins can affect rigidity of the cell-wall were up-regulated and down-regulated, respectively by salinity at the distal part of the growth zone.
The GSA results of compactness and lacuna count both indicated that variation of the rigidity of the cells (λ A ) has very little impact on the model output.
These alterations affect the membrane bilayer of erythrocytes in terms of their fluidity and might account for the increased rigidity of the cells.
Recently, it has been suggested that CLANs formation in TM cells may reduce contractility of the tissue by increasing the rigidity of the cells and thus rendering them unable to change shape and "relax" under pressure.
