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Interdigitation is the
interlinking of
biological components that
resembles the
fingers of two
hands being locked together. It can be a
naturally occurring...
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attachment between dissimilar materials is
facilitated by a
structural interdigitation of
fibers into each
mammillae at the microscale, and reciprocally,...
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molecule that
absorbs photons. Hypo-reflective 13
Interdigitation zone (IZ)
Apices of the RPE
cells which encase part of the cone OSs...
- For example, cross-linked
polymers are less
capable of
diffusion and
interdigitation because they are
bonded together at many
points of contact, and are...
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convergent evolution.[citation needed] Some
hypotheses contend that the
interdigitation of
canopy branches leads to "reciprocal pruning" of
adjacent trees...
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vowels are
placed between the
consonants of the root. However, this
interdigitation of a
discontinuous root with a
discontinuous affix is more
often called...
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enough to tear the
remaining laminae,
resulting in a
failure of the
interdigitation of the
epidermal and
dermal laminae between the hoof wall and the coffin...
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diminutive of
Latin pa****, 'pimple') are small, nipple-like
extensions (or
interdigitations) of the
dermis into the epidermis. At the
surface of the skin in hands...
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bicellar dispersions containing anionic lipid: Pressure-induced
interdigitation. 2013, 29 (44), pp 13481–13490, doi:10.1021/la4035694 Fürtig, Boris;...
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though it is not as much as Pct),
basal enfoldings and
lateral membrane interdigitations with
neighboring cells. The
point where DCT
contacts the
cortical thick...
