Sentence examples for undergo a closed from inspiring English sources

This might explain why SEC66 is present only in lower eukaryotes that typically undergo a closed mitosis in which the SPB must assemble into the NE.

When cells reach about 15 µm in length, they undergo a closed mitosis (as with most fungi, the nuclear envelope does not break down) with the nucleus close to the center of the cell.

For example, budding yeast, whose cells undergo a closed mitosis, solve this problem by positioning the nucleus across the bud neck, a process that makes ESCRTIII dispensable for division under most conditions [ 160].

However, the NTR-like activity of Nup188 and Nup192 could be critical for de novo NPC biosynthesis during interphase nuclear growth in higher eukaryotes or in organisms, which undergo a closed mitosis when new NPCs assemble de novo into the intact nuclear envelope (D'Angelo et al., 2006; Dultz and Ellenberg, 2010; Menendez-Benito et al., 2013).

NPC assembly in postmitotic cells or in organisms such as yeast that undergo a closed mitosis, in which the nuclear membrane does not break down, occurs by a de novo pathway in which NPCs are inserted into an intact NE (Hetzer and Wente 2009).

We report the case of a teenager who developed a Brodie's abscess several years after undergoing a closed reduction and percutaneous pinning of a distal radius fracture.

Alp7 is an SPB-targeting factor for this complex, which accumulates in the mitotic nucleus (yeast undergoes a closed mitosis) and specifically localises to the SPB in a RAN-GTPase dependent fashion [15,19].

T. brucei undergoes a closed mitosis and forms a mitotic spindle within the nucleus (Ogbadoyi et al., 2000), and segregation of both megabase chromosomes and minichromosomes depends on spindle microtubules (Ersfeld and Gull, 1997).

This result confirms that the active site in the PON1wild apo form undergoes a "closed-open" conformational change associated mainly with the TYR71 in the flexible loop L1. Figure 7 shows the changes of the dihedral angles of the TYR71 side chain during the simulation.

Budding yeast undergo a 'closed mitosis' during which the nuclear envelope does not break down while MTs form an intranuclear spindle [1].

Bethesda has announced that Doom will undergo a series of closed alpha tests for its multiplayer component.