Sentence examples for stage of division from inspiring English sources

BBC News is creating a controller of mobile and online in the first stage of division director James Harding's cost-cutting Future of News plans.

A basolaterally situated gap between plasma membrane of daughter cells is usually observed at this stage of division.

The early morphological characterisation of Ambylospora identified a meiosis-like stage of division including karyogamy, the fusion of two haploid nuclei to form a single diploid nucleus [ 82].

These observations reflect the confocal data in Fig. 6B, which revealed differing HASPB expression in amastigotes within permeabilized macrophages depending on their stage of division in the host cell.

In some cells which were at an early stage of division, in some cases before there was any evidence of silica deposition at the phragmoplast, the cytosolic (and perhaps nuclear) fragments of the emerging daughter cells were found to be heavily silicified.

Applying these stains to cells killed at different stages of division, he prepared a series of slides that, upon microscopic examination, clearly established the sequence of changes occurring in the nucleus during cell division.

Surprisingly, none of the cells exhibited a mitotic spindle even though many stages of division were seen and microtubules were consistently resolved in our reconstructions.

To identify potential CAR components involved in Mto1 eMTOC localization, we assayed Mto1-GFP localization in deletion mutants of proteins associating with the CAR during later stages of division [ 22].

One previous ultrastructural study of the chlorarachniophyte B. natans has shown that divisions of the plastid and the nucleomorph take place in an early stage of cell division, whereas partial bisection of the pyrenoid with an invagination of the two innermost membranes appears to start very soon after cell division [ 47].

At the end of the first stage of the division, when the inquirers have reached herd-rearing, the Stranger invites Young Socrates to make the next division himself.

Interestingly, Caenorhabditis elegans with mutations in the MELK homologue, PIG-1, demonstrate impaired asymmetric cell division (Cordes et al., 2006), supporting a critical role of MELK in the late stage of cell division.