What's the difference between adpressed and appressed?
Adpressed
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Appressed
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(a.) Alt. of Apprest
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(1) Isolated appressed chloroplast membranes, highly enriched in photosystem II (PSII) activity, were examined by freeze-etch electron microscopy.
(2) Paracrystalline inclusion bodies (polyhedra) which occlude insect viruses are bounded by two membrane units which are closely appressed.
(3) V. biguttatum interacted with various soil fungi by appressed growth along the host hyphae and infrequent penetrations.
(4) Evidence is presented showing that RCII translocates from the site of damage in the grana (appressed) domain of the chloroplast membranes to unappressed membrane domains where the D1 precursor protein (pD1) is translated and becomes integrated into RCII.
(5) Mature D1 appeared mostly in the a form of RCII and following its translocation to the appressed membrane domains also in the a* form.
(6) In the xylem of infected grapes, the bacteria are either distributed evenly throughout the lumen of the xylem vessel or appressed along the inner surface of the vessel walls in an electron-lucent matrix.
(7) Because the stacking process occludes the surfaces of appressed membranes, it has been impossible to conduct structural or biochemical studies of the outer surfaces of the photosynthetic membrane in regions of membrane stacking.
(8) Nitrogen-deficient plastids were found to have non-appressed lamellae, prolamellar body-like membrane aggregations, and only 2 types of freeze-fracture face.
(9) We have compared the effects of thylakoid membrane appression by electrostatic screening and by charge neutralization on the room-temperature chlorophyll fluorescence decay kinetics of broken spinach chloroplasts.
(10) In cells with larger amounts of bacteriochlorophyll, the invaginations were disc-shaped and the discs were appressed together in stacks of 2 to 10 discs each.
(11) Depending on the origin of the plastid, significant differences were observed in the percentage of appressed thylakoids.
(12) The photosynthetic membranes were not organized into appressed thylakoids or grana in the algae from any of the three species of ascidians.
(13) This epithelium is composed of type I and II pneumocytes closely appressed to an underlying capillary network.
(14) Moreover, the thylakoid membranes of ch-1 plants remain appressed even though LHCPII levels are drastically reduced.
(15) An ultrastructural study of late-stage androgonial cells of Blasia pusilla, a thallose liverwort, showed the nearly spherical nuclei often lying close or appressed to the cell walls.
(16) The tightly appressed membrane of the grana partition regions was markedly resistant to solubilization by Triton X-100.
(17) Nuclei may be isolated or closely appressed as a diplokaryotic pair which divide synchronously.
(18) The perineurial type I cells are quite closely appressed in the diapause brain, but thrown into extensive folds with large intercellular spaces in the nondiapause brain.
(19) We suggest that the modification to D1* is a means to prevent disassembly of photodamaged photosystem II complex in appressed membranes.
(20) The data presented support the concept of lateral heterogeneity of PS I and II in thylakoid membranes, but does not support a virtual or total absence of PSI in the appressed grana partitions.