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Why does cellulose form dense linear fibril whereas amylose form open chain helices?
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What is sarcomore?
One of the segments into which a fibril of striated muscle is divided.
Dense connective tissue is to a suture as a periodontal ligament is to a?
collagen I fibril
What is the differences between fiber and fibril?
Many fibrils bundle up to make a fibre
What is a difference between myonemes and flagella?
Flagella provide movement but are fixed length, myoneme is a contractile fibril that coils and straightens
What is a fibril?
It's a heart whose muscle is not contracting in a normal, coordinated fashion, but instead is more or less "wiggling" in an uncoordinated way.
What is the difference between a collagen fiber and a collagen fibril?
Collagen fibers are made up of many collagen fibrils (smaller individual unit)
What is another name for thread?
The word thread has several other names. It is also known as fiber, strand, filament, fibril, gossamer, and even lisle.
What are facts about the vorticella protist?
some facts facts are that the vorticella protist belongs to the phyllum ciliphora, it has an inverted bell shape, it contains a contractile fibril called a myoneme
What has the author Gilbert J Grenier written?
Gilbert J. Grenier has written: 'Identification of actinomyces viscosus and actinomyces naeslundii clincial isolates by indirect immunofluorescence using sera directed against their fibril antigens'
Why do platelets initialy stick to the wall of a damaged blood vessel?
Well, platelets create a micro fibril when they come in contact with the ruptured vein/capillary walls, this fibril is i guess you can say sticky, from there they build up and create a mesh that in time creates a scab so no more blood is lost.
What is a neurofibril?
A neurofibril is a fibril found in the cytoplasm of a neuron and is only visible by light microscopy. Its function is to give support and shape the nerve cell.
The sarcomere is defined as the space between two?
One of the segments into which a fibril of striate
