Sentence examples for wide intercellular spaces from inspiring English sources

Relatively wide intercellular spaces (Fig. 1C, arrows) resembling epithelial canalicular surfaces were frequently observed.

This study led to identify three types of astrocyte arrangements: (1) compact, characterized by a continuous layer of tightly packed astrocytes (Figs.  1o, p, 2c, 4b, 6a, b); (2) loose, recognized by a continuous layer of astrocytes separated by wide intercellular spaces (Fig.  6c e); (3) very loose, characterized by a discontinuous layer of astrocytes (Fig.  6c, inset).

Foot processes from neighboring cells interdigitate and are connected by a modified adherent junction called slit diaphragms that span a 30 50 nm wide intercellular space that provides for the passage of fluid.

TJs in the colonic epithelium of HC goats were damaged with wider intercellular space, while LC goats displayed integrity and normal TJs structure.

In SAE, a clear separation among cells was observed, although intercellular spaces became wider in comparison with control group, and microvilli appeared to be fused.

The most important changes were found in the venous grafts, notably: intima thickening, existence of foam cells in the intima, widening of the intercellular spaces, subendothelial oedema, degeneration and detachment of endothelial cells, and wide multilayered basal lamina.

The intercellular spaces of KO muscular tissue, which contained numerous apoptotic cells, were also markedly wider when compared with WT muscles.

Widening of intercellular spaces in the epidermal basal layer (spongiosis) was extensive in EPI−/− but not WT skin.

In most aquatic angiosperms, the parenchymatous cortex contains large intercellular spaces.

Hydrophytic trees often have more intercellular spaces in their tissues to promote aeration of their roots.

These intercellular spaces are called schizogenous spaces.