cellular structure

collocation in English

meanings of cellularand structure

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cellular
adjective
uk /ˈsel.jə.lər/ us /ˈsel.jə.lɚ/
connected with the cells of a plant ...
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structure
noun
uk /ˈstrʌk.tʃər/ us /ˈstrʌk.tʃɚ/
the way in which the parts of a system or object are arranged or organized, or a system arranged in ...
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Examples of cellular structure

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One objective of this study was to follow changes in membrane integrity and the related changes in cellularstructure during normal endosperm development.
We also note that all the results in this section would still be true if the prototiles did not have the assumed cellularstructure.
It has been assumed that alteration of the electrical signal in an egg exposed to fixative represents the time to initiate fixation of cellularstructure.
The rounded edges, rather small size, and general lack of internal cellularstructure suggest an allochthonous origin and transport over a relatively long distance.
It is as if one can hear, as through an acoustic microscope, the numerous microscopic changes and divisions occurring within a cellularstructure or microorganism.
The tri-radiate oesophagus is a cellularstructure, containing muscle cells, apical cells and oesophageal glands.
Localization of embryo cells displaying loss of turgor and abnormal cellularstructure was accomplished using cryo-planing, followed by cryo-scanning electron microscopy.
When the fingers are longer, a cellularstructure is clear.
Preservation is generally poor, though some retain a visible cellularstructure.
The cellularstructure of all fragments is almost identical.
It was fairly easy to identify a cellularstructure in the interior of the shaft.
For better preservation of cellularstructure, the eye was first fixed in ice-cold 4% paraformaldehyde for 20 - 60 min before dissection.
At t = 0, the camera recorded alternating bright and dark regions, corresponding to the cellularstructure, as a narrow strip of image across the film.
These facts suggest that the cellularstructure may have a dynamic, rather than thermal, origin.
We require that our substitution rule respects the cellularstructure in the following sense.
The fact that the collecting tubes have a cellularstructure and the lumen is extracellular have been observed in most digeneans examined to date.
Cellularstructure, molecular machineries and metabolism are essential for self-sustainable life.
The increased protein content in chick retina suggests differences in retinal cellularstructure, par ticularly in neuronal and glial tissue, between the two species.
With poorly conducting boundaries a horizontal temperature ripple corresponding to the cellular structure in the convecting fluid penetrates into the boundaries and may control transitions to different cellular structures.
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