-
Adherent cell
cultures are a type of cell
culture that
requires cells to be
attached to a
surface in
order for
growth to occur. Most
vertebrate derived...
- In mathematics, an
adherent point (also
closure point or
point of
closure or
contact point) of a
subset A {\displaystyle A} of a
topological space X ,...
- (/ˈdɛzməˌsoʊm/; "binding body"), also
known as a
macula adherens (plural:
maculae adherentes) (Latin for
adhering spot), is a cell
structure specialized for cell-to-cell...
- came from the
Galilean village of Nazareth,
today in
northern Israel.
Adherents of
Messianic Judaism are
referred to in
modern Hebrew as יְהוּדִים מְשִׁיחִיִּים...
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Placenta accreta occurs when all or part of the
placenta attaches abnormally to the
myometrium (the
muscular layer of the
uterine wall).
Three grades of...
-
including 819
adherents of Judaism.
Indian immigrants introduced Hinduism to Norway,
which in 2011 has
slightly more than 5,900
adherents, or 1% of non-Lutheran...
- each side. By 1897–98,
teams of five
became standard. Basketball's
early adherents were
dispatched to
YMCAs throughout the
United States, and it quickly...
- most
religions in the
Roman Empire, however,
Christianity required its
adherents to
renounce all
other gods, a
practice adopted from
Judaism (see Idolatry)...
- cuisines, each a
feature of the
geographical and
cultural histories of its
adherents. The
appearance of ahimsa, or the
avoidance of
violence toward all forms...
- this
figure is
deemed unreliable because a
disproportionate number of
adherents of this
faith (and
other religions, such as Judaism) are
likely to have...
