septa
plural ofseptumspecialized
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septa
Both traps in the fourth chambers were baited with hexane-treatedsepta.
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The thickening of theseptais clearly related to the recrystallization and is not an original feature.
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Pleated septate junctions in leech photoreceptors: ultrastructure, arrangement ofsepta, gate and fence functions.
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The majority result from the defective formation and fusion of endocardial cushions, leading to malformation of theseptaand valves.
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The required amounts and ratios of synthetic compounds dissolved in 200 l hexane were applied onto the inner surface of the rubbersepta.
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There was no clear evidence ofseptain the gap.
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The soil samples were placed into vials fitted with syringesepta, and incubated for at least 10 hours, dry, wet, anaerobic, and aerobic.
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The left component of the inferior bridging leaflet is anchored to the ventricularsepta/ crest (arrowhead).
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Internally, the pulmonary membrane of each lung is greatly folded with the alveoli separated by highly vascularizedsepta: ultrastructural observations were restricted to the alveoli.
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This is not surprising since disruption of allseptain an embryo would not be required to render the blastocoele permeable.
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Fresh chemicals on newseptawere used for each weevil.
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The lung epithelium is supported by a basal lamina that, in thin regions of the alveolarsepta, is fused with the basal lamina of the alveolar epithelium and capillary endothelium.
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Septate junctions are unique to non-chordate invertebrate cell layers and have a characteristic ladder-like appearance whereby adjacent cells are connected bysepta.
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Septaare subsequently formed at regular intervals along the hyphae to produce uninucleoid compartments, each of which develops into a spore, thus resulting in the formation of spore chains.
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Rugose corals will sometimes have dissepiments, which are curved plates connected toseptaand tabulae.
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