- Non-cellular life, also
known as
acellular life, is life that
exists without a
cellular structure for at
least part of its life cycle. Historically, most...
- for
signal transduction and
cellular growth. The
mesohyl includes a
noncellular colloidal mesoglea with
embedded collagen fibers, ****ules and various...
-
considered to lack "connective" tissue). In some cases, the
mesoglea is
noncellular. In sponges, the
mesenchyme is
called mesohyl. In
diploblasts (Cnidaria...
- Olga Lepeshinskaya, who made
claims about "the
origin of
cells from
noncellular matter". "Taking the
party line"
helped advance his career. However,...
- the
judgement of the surgeon. In
about half the
cases a
filler such as
noncellular dermis, a medical-grade
porous high-density polyethylene, or silastic...
-
epidermis and the gut is
mainly filled by well-developed
muscles embedded in
noncellular connective tissue. This
structure is
similar to that
found in larger...
-
consisting of a
single ciliated layer of
cells supported by a thin,
noncellular separating layer, the
basal lamina. The
interior of the
sphere is filled...
-
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Conveyance or...
- scales, are made up of an
inorganic bone salt that has
calcified into
noncellular material. It is
considered analogous to
teeth enamel in
vertebrae (Helfman...
- N (1998). "Did
archaeal and
bacterial cells arise independently from
noncellular precursors? A
hypothesis stating that the
advent of
membrane phospholipid...
