Sentence examples for two to three nuclei from inspiring English sources

Fusion index was built by counting manually nuclei of the MHC positive cells and dividing them into three different groups: Myotubes containing but one nucleus, two to three nuclei and more than three nuclei.

Within the cell, the sporoplast divides by binary fission to form a schizont with two to six nuclei, which split into unicellular meronts.

Cysts of the genus Spironucleus share many morphological features with those of Giardia including the presence of two to four nuclei, flagellar axonemes, and a distinct cyst wall.

The first population has two to four nuclei associated with the microtubule spindles, which are lacking centrosomes as judged by the absence of PCM markers (36% or 28/77), indicating that they are unfertilized oocytes.

In the scutellar node and basal region of provascular tissue of the inoculated sample we observed, on average, 500 cells per section and time point of inoculation that were in contact with the fungus (on the basis of the calcofluor staining and bright field observations) and only one to two nuclei were positive to TUNEL staining.

The dendritic cell fusion was characterized as less efficient and the number and size of nuclei was smaller (four to eight nuclei) when compared with the previously described M-CSF and RANKL fusion pathway [ 35].

In mammalian skeletal muscle where three to six nuclei are anchored to the postsynaptic membrane at the neuromuscular junctions (Sanes & Lichtman 2001), it was suggested that the nuclear anchoring strengthens communication between nerve and muscle, because, in the absence of KASH protein Syne-1/Syne-2, the morphology of motor neurons becomes abnormal (Zhang et al. 2007).

This suggests that Nrf2 makes two to three cytoplasmic nucleus translocations before degradation in unstimulated cells and more in stimulated cells.

Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) analysis confirmed the normal morphology of control fibroblasts, appearing typically bipolar, occasionally tripolar (Figure 1l) with an ovoid nucleus and two to five nucleoli.

Band cells are smaller, with a characteristic horseshoe-shaped nucleus of uniform thickness; this contrasts with mature neutrophils, which have two to five distinct lobes of the nucleus separated by narrow filamentous bridges.

About 90%% of the microspores from the 70 extract of SM had a well-developed single vacuole and the nucleus in a peripheral position, indicating the late uni-nucleate stage prior to first pollen mitosis (Fig.  11A), whereas the rest had two to four vacuoles and a central nucleus, indicating the mid uni-nucleate stage.