inner mantle
inner mantle
[¦in·ər ′mant·əl] (geology)
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The foot epidermis is similar to the inner mantle epidermis and may have pronounced grooves throughout (Fig.
Inner mantle layer loosely plectenchymatous, (type E, Agerer, 1987-2008); light brown colour, no matrix material, septa rare, clamped septa absent.
Mated females had spermatangia inserted in the muscles of the inner mantle at the basis of the left gill in the vicinity of the oviduct aperture (Fig.
Typical mantle cell lymphoma is an aggressive disease originating from peripheral B lymphocytes of the inner mantle zone of secondary follicles possessing the canonical t(11;14) translocation of CCDN1 and IGH genes.
Inner mantle layer parenchymatous, cells colorless to light yellowish, cells irregular in shape, no matrix material observed, cells 13-15 um in length, 11-14 um in width (Fig.
Under Ganymede's thin, icy crust lies a well-defined upper mantle of warmer ice, an inner mantle of silicate, and a molten iron core.
Furthermore, mucus cells, which secrete their contents towards the inner mantle epithelium (IME), gave strong positive reactions with alcian blue at pH 2.5 and 1.0, indicating carboxylated as well as sulfated mucus.
Each grain has a silicate core, surrounded by an inner mantle of hydrocarbon material and an outer mantle of ice flecked with minute, dark particles.
Neither hyperplasia nor metaplasia of the inner mantle epithelium was observed, but a distortion of the mantle tissue resulting from mechanical stretching was noticeable (Figs.
After this point in time, tectonic plates that undergo subduction are heavier and pass into the inner mantle where they are broken apart, preventing them from forming a basaltic barrier.
Two thin layers of superficial mitochondria-rich, oxidative fibers on the outer and inner mantle surface enclose a much thicker layer of mitochondria-poor, glycolytic fibers in the central zone (Bone et al., 1981; Mommsen et al., 1981).
"The infrared observations have provided us with an early and quite complete view into the inner mantle of the supernova," Moseley says.
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