Sentence examples for young spindle from inspiring English sources

Values of individual experiments of graphs shown in Figure 3. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07909.011 10.7554/eLiFigure09.012 Figure 3 figure supplement 1. Methodology to compare kinetochore- and centrosome-associated protein intensities at old and young spindle poles.

This indicates that photoactivation cannot reproducibly reveal differences in k-fiber stability of 30% or less, which is more than the difference we would expect between the "old" and "young" half-spindle.

The cells within the lesions were rounded in young animals and spindle shaped in the older mice (compare, Fig.  5m o).

The shape of the annulus cell changes markedly during life: the young, healthy disc contains spindle shaped cells and abundant collagen.

Here were young weavers spinning yarn on spindles as if they were French or German villagers who had been living on the land for generations.

The other spindle pole contains the young centriole (intermediate centrin1 signal), which is also accompanied by a daughter centriole and which together form the young centrosome.

And then they saw him – a pale, spindle-limbed, nervous, preposterously young man.

The CGI-heavy trailer shows Maleficent loving her green, swirly magical powers and demonstrating the potential to become pals with the young girl she cursed on that dang spindle.

Thus in late summer and autumn, the beet leaves were old and unattractive to the aphids in comparison with the leaves of the spindle, whereas in spring, the young unfolding leaves of the beet were more attractive than those of the spindle.

Cells were stained with detyrosinated tubulin antibodies, before determining its abundance on the half-spindles associated with old and young centrosomes.

In addition, pronounced morphological differences were noticed between Y- and A-TSPC; cells from aged donors exhibited a star-like flattened cell appearance, while cells from young donors were smaller in size and spindle-shaped (Fig. 4A,B).