The agreement is again quite remarkable for the velocity of the actin filaments at the end of migration (29 nm s−1) and the sharp decrease of the filament velocity upon blebbistatin treatment is nicely captured.
About 400 bce Greek physician Hippocrates used the term carcinoma from the Greek karcinos, meaning "crab to refer to the shell-like surface, leglike filaments, and sharp pain often associated with tumours.
This is in sharp contrast to the filaments formed with single isoform reactions that typically have clean, well defined ends (Figures 8A D), suggesting that the addition of a second isoform to the assembly reaction interferes with not only nucleation but also elongation.
Although this technique preserves sharp caustic boundaries, overlapping filaments of the caustic are blurred excessively due to the diffusion of photons.
Recordings from DRG neurons were made with a sharp electrode pulled from filamented borosilicate glass (OD 1.5 mm × ID 0.86 mm, Sutter instrument).
R3 filaments were always sharp and well defined, and these myofibrils showed no abnormalities in filament pattern.
The onset of the first stage was characterized by a local minimum in the filament resistance, a sharp spike in boron oxide radiation emission, and a rapid rise in temperature.
Three types of behavior were considered as positive responses to filament stimulation: 1) sharp retraction of the abdomen, 2) immediate licking or scratching of the area of filament stimulation, or 3) jumping as previously described [ 96].
Then, CBF was monitored throughout the filament insertion and a sharp decrease of CBF to <20% of the baseline was considered as successful MCAo (Supplementary Figure 11b).
We observed sharp changes in trajectory of individual actin filaments as they entered the ring (Fig. 3), as if the actin filament were being actively pulled into the ring and aligned horizontally within the ring.
