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Inclusion or
Include may
refer to:
Social inclusion,
action taken to
support people of...
- formation, many
inclusions provide additional constraints on the pressure,
temperature and even age of formation.
Mineral inclusions,
especially the silicate...
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According to
James Hutton's law of
inclusions,
fragments included in a host rock are
older than the host rock itself.
Inclusions are
usually rocks or
other minerals...
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cellular biology,
inclusions are
diverse intracellular non-living
substances (ergastic substances) that are not
bound by membranes.
Inclusions are stored...
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include thin sheet-like
inclusions that are many
millimetres in
length and
breadth within their lamellar voids.
These inclusions occur in a wide variety...
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usual cell
inclusions are
often temporary inclusions of ac****ulated proteins, fats,
secretory granules, or
other insoluble components.
Inclusion bodies are...
- performed. B-type
inclusions are the
sites of
viral replication and are
found in all poxvirus-infected cells,
unlike A-type
inclusions which are more strongly...
- and
pouring process.
These inclusions are
categorized by
origin as
either endogenous or exogenous.
Endogenous inclusions, also
known as indigenous, occur...
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perovskite and apatite. Melt
inclusions can be
found in both
volcanic and
plutonic rocks. In addition, melt
inclusions can
contain immiscible (non-miscible)...
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Critical green inclusions, also
known as
green neutrophilic inclusions and informally,
death crystals or
crystals of death, are
amorphous blue-green cytoplasmic...
