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Meanings of ciliate in English
A protozoan with a microscopic appendage extending from the surface of the cell.
Of or relating to cilia projecting from the surface of a cell.
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Examples for "organelle"
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To address this issue, methods based on individual organelle measurements are needed.
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Cells dynamically adjust organelle organization in response to growth and environmental cues.
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It is encoded in nuclear DNA and is imported into the organelle.
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We suggested that the organelle might be a melanosome with lysosomal properties.
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DNA from this organelle is passed down primarily from mothers to their children.
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However, the mechanisms underlying the ciliary homeostasis of sensory receptors remain elusive.
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The ciliary muscle plays between these opposing forces in the following manner:
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The ciliary body connects the choroid to the circumference of the iris.
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We directly examined a role for tubby in ciliary trafficking in vivo.
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Conclusion: The observed data suggest that dipivefrin decreases ciliary body blood flow.
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Cilia and flagella are conserved, motile, and sensory cell organelles involved in signal transduction and human disease.
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Contrast is the result of differences in the refractive index of the cell organelles and microstructures, resulting in white structures on a black background.
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Simultaneously, typical morphological characteristics consistent with autophagy were observed by transmission electron microscopy, including extensive autophagic vacuolization and enclosure of cell organelles by double-membrane structures.
Usage of ciliate in English
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Retardation of ciliate transport was greater in columns containing attached bacteria than in bacterium-free columns.
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E. CILIARIS.- Aprettynative species, with ciliate glandular leaves, and racemes of highly-coloured ,rosyflowers.
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It was this form, I believe, that Peck '95 described as a "ciliate."
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On the classification of ciliate Infusoria.
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Studies on ciliate Infusoria.
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Contrary to this belief, we have previously demonstrated that parallel-stranded conformations of telomeric G4 can be extended by human and ciliate telomerase.
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These tiny vase or bell-shaped microfossils resemble the lorica of tintinnids suggesting a possible ciliate relationship and I don't know what that means either.
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In the unicellular ciliate Tetrahymena thermophila, two centrin family members associated with the basal body are important for both basal body organization and stabilization.
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Here we describe a mutagenic strategy to study the function and essential nature of the various structural features of Cen1 in the ciliate Tetrahymena.
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The ciliated right side alone is striated in the majority of species.
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The ventral surface is finely striate, and this surface alone is ciliated.
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The epithelium of the UVJ is lined with ciliated and secretory cells.
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Efferent ductule epithelium contained ciliated and nonciliated cells as early as week 1.
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Very near R. ferrugincum, but having ciliated leaves, with glands on both sides.
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The putatively asexual Colpodean ciliates potentially pose a problem to macro-organismic theories of evolution.
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The leaves are small, crowded, opposite, ovate, entire, leathery, fringed or ciliated, and retuse.
Frequent collocations
Ciliate through the time