Significats de nematode worm en anglès

He was convinced that one animal could survive deep down in the Earth's crust: a nematode worm.

The nematode worm has only 302 neurons, but the process still took 14 years.

The nematode worm C. elegans is an ideal model organism for relatively simple, low cost neuronal imaging in vivo.

As a consequence, one can use non-mammalian model systems, including the nematode worm Caenorhabditis elegans, to assay for such virulence factors.

In 1970, Sydney Brenner, at the laboratory of molecular biology in Cambridge, began to map out the nervous system of C elegans, a nematode worm.

Besides tardigrades, some nematode worms, yeast and bacteria can also survive desiccation.

One was a fungus-feeder, one was a little carnivore; nematode worms, mostly.'

Nematode worms now turn the repulsive mass into good, fertile soil, helped by bacteria.

Some of the fungi appear to be infecting nematode worms, suggesting they are parasites.

Bastiani's team looked to nematode worms for clues.

And you're sure that in addition to not getting rabies, these manitous don't have nematode worms and won't give you trichinosis?

The mechanism of these intrinsically disordered proteins looks a lot like how the trehalose sugar protects animals like nematode worms from dessication.

The earliest optogenetic experiments involved using the microbial proteins to control the movements of small organisms such as nematode worms and fruit flies.

Using this improved design, we imaged immobilized bacteria, yeast, paramecia, and nematode worms and obtained an unprecedented view of cell and specimen details.

In field after field, researchers found that whatever organism they were working on-whethernematode worms or human beings-theywere often studying essentially the same genes.