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Meanings of filamentous in English

Thin in diameter; resembling a thread.

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Certain fungal members of this group are required to initiate filamentous growth.
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It also caused the change in filamentous actin distribution in the cells.
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The role filamentous virions play in the virus life cycle remains enigmatic.
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It is caused by soil-borne filamentous bacteria belonging to the genus Streptomyces.
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However, the molecular mechanisms underlying alpha-synuclein aggregation into such filamentous inclusions remain unknown.
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Hyphae of filamentous fungi maintain generally linear growth over long distances.
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ALGAE.- Aclassof plants including the ordinary sea-weeds and the filamentous fresh-waterweeds.
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The tiny fossils resemble filamentous colonies of cells, but have evaded positive identification.
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Aspergillus fumigatus is a filamentous fungal saprophyte that is ubiquitous in the environment.
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The elongation of filamentous actin was observed in goniodomin A-treated cells.
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Electron microscopic analysis revealed filamentous viral particles in the lung tissue.
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Therefore, if filamentous bacteria are seen during staining, plate incubation time should be extended.
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Each fossil bears signs of having had long, filamentous feathery structures on its body.
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Many regulatory factors and several transduction pathways have been identified in controlling filamentous growth.
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Nocardia is a Gram positive, aerobic, filamentous branching micro-organism that rarely causes human infection.
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Phosphorylation of NF-L in the filamentous state induced their disassembly.
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