Sentence examples for specialised structures from inspiring English sources

These pathways control what type of cells the embryonic cells become and also help neighbouring cells work together to form specialised structures with particular functions.

Telomeres are specialised structures at the ends of eukaryotic chromosomes.

Telomeres are specialised structures at the chromosome ends that (i) protect the ends from end-to-end fusion, (ii) impede the double-strand break machinery to recognise the ends as breaks, (iii) mediate correct pairing of the telomeres during mitosis and meiosis and (iv) function as a buffer zone for the loss of terminal DNA that occurs with each cell division (Pardue and Debaryshe, 1999).

Cluster root formation provides insight into how plants use general regulatory components to form specialised structures to adapt to their environment.

In certain species of starfish, the females brood their eggs – either by simply enveloping them or by holding them in specialised structures.

Potential targets may be nervous tissues in terms of senile or pre-senile degradation, as well as other highly specialised structures of the eyes.

Telomeres are specialised DNA-protein structures at the end of all chromosomes, which preserve chromosome stability and integrity.

The nematophagous microfungus, Duddingtonia flagrans, has been shown to survive passage through the gastro-intestinal tract of livestock, then germinate and spread on freshly deposited dung producing specialised nematode trapping structures.

In consequence, a number of researchers have considered methods for specialising the structure of such systems so as to identify classes for which efficient decision processes exist.

In his teaching, he has specialised in the dynamic of structures, strength of materials and rehabilitation of structures.

Despite his desire for structure, Ronis specialised in pictures that were not posed.