fibril

Any of the long, thin, microscopic fibrils that run through the body of a neuron and extend into the axon and dendrites.

Among their findings was that both samples featured the nanoscale periodic banding patterns that are characteristic of collagen fibrils.

Together, the entangled mesh of these fibrils produces a gelatinous membrane known as a pellicle.

Any of the threadlike fibrils that make up the contractile part of a striated muscle fiber.

The microtubular fibrils fibrils in the ultrastructure might be a concomitant phenomenon of mult. . .

In conclusion, BSA is able to assembly into amyloid fibrils upon incubation.

Further treatment with hot monoethanolamine fully exposes the interlaced arrangement of fibrils.

In contrast, insulin fibrils and lysozyme fibrils induced strongly hemolysis of the cells.

at the start of cell division , fibrils appear to radiate from the centrioles , forming starlike asters.

The capsule and septum were consisted of loosely arranged collagen fibrils.

The diameter-distribution of collagen fibrils in the dermis of human skin and scar tissue has been investigated.

The spindle-knots have a rough surface, because the fibrils within them are randomly interweaved.

Morphological changes of collagen fibrils during the formation of autogenous tendon induced by human hair keratin artificial tendon

it has high tension, low malleability, oriented fibrils and controlled cross-linking;

Preparation of Highly Ordered Polyaniline Nano-fibrils Array by Template Synthesis

Biomimetic self-assembly of nano-fibrils of mineralized collagen

The in-situ formation of fibrils in coal tar pitch modified with p-methyl benzaldehyde

only fibrils lifted from the shroud on sticky tape were tested for blood