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The ingredients are apposed rather than completely mixed.
The pore structure extends into the cytoplasm, where five -helices, one from each subunit, form a helix bundle closely apposed to the transmembrane helices.
This result is surprising, but may be due to millet, as apposed to cotton and maize, being produced only for own consumption.
Before beginning of vitellogenesis in the anurans, the membranes of granulosa cells are apposed to the oocyte membrane, without an interface.
Junction-like structure appearing at apposing membranes in the double cone of chick retina.
The anti-parallel loops contributed by apposing and adjacent connexin monomers would interact to form -barrel structures.
A number of smooth-surfaced vesicles (arrowheads) are found closely apposed to the surfaces of the chromatin from both spermatozoa.
Connexins are not glycosylated, eliminating the possibility that apposed hemichannels initially interact via extended glycosides.
Junctions between intimately apposed cell membranes in the vertebrate brain.
