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Meanings of nonmotile in anglès

(Of spores or microorganisms) not capable of movement.

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Examples for "immotile"
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Once immotile, energy substrates were added back to the media and sperm motility was rescued.
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The asexual cells are immotile spores arising in fours in sporangia from superficial cells of the thallus.
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Dynamic imaging studies reveal that arl-8 mutant vesicles exhibit an increased tendency to form immotile aggregates during transport.
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I propose a mechanism by which viruses successfully infect new individuals, despite being immotile particles with no ability for directed movement.
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For example, basal bodies of immotile primary cilia are connected to daughter centrioles, whereas those of motile multiciliated cells are not.
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Usage of nonmotile in anglès
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Four hundred and eighty-eight mutants had decreased levels of invasiveness; most were nonmotile.
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Moreover, the flagella in mutant sperm are nonmotile.
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This paper shows that D. geothermalis has firm but laterally slippery attachment not reported before for a nonmotile species.
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Finally, the nonmotile nature of the cells allows for the retrograde flow to be analyzed in the absence of cell translocation.
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Primary cilia are nonmotile microtubule structures that assemble from basal bodies by a process called intraflagellar transport (IFT) and are associated with several human diseases.
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By electron microscopy, many of the cells were seen to possess nonmotile cilia, with a 9 + 0 pattern of microtubule doublets.
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Nonmotile through the time