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Перевод: globular

[прилагательное]
шаровидный; сферический; состоящий из шаровидных частиц

Тезаурус:

1. When the string folds up to form a globular structure, however, the bonds are not covalent, and the resulting structure is flexible.
2. The highly conserved globular domain is essential for the binding of H1 to the nucleosome.
3. A single globular tear crept from the white blank of Telemachus' eye and ran down the giant mask.
4. You can conceive of globular protein molecules folding from chains of left- and right-handed amino acids but not helical protein molecules.
5. Furthermore, the proportion of pulsars with binary companions is two orders of magnitude greater in globular clusters than in the galactic disk.
6. These debris laden clouds usually have a dark, solid appearance, often compared with the globular voluted surface of a cauliflower, and rather like the black, towering cumulus clouds that threaten thunderstorms.
7. Both H1 and H5 consist of a central, trypsin-resistant, globular domain which is flanked by extended, basic amino- and carboxy-terminal arms.
8. In the absence of any accretion, this is generally accepted as being an upper limit to the age of the pulsar, indicating that the pulsar is young compared with other globular cluster pulsars.
9. Under her skilled hands a snake of clay was being coiled into the shape of a large globular jar.
10. This implies that the globular domain has a different and possibly more specific mode of interaction with DNA from the rest of the protein.
11. In H5 bound to chromatin, many lysines in the globular domain are strongly protected against chemical modification whereas the lysines in the N-terminal and C-terminal tails are only weakly protected.
12. The filaments are growing on the surface of fractured globular brittle vein hydrocarbon (bitumen) from the Needle's Eye, south-west Scotland.
13. More than a hundred are known, though only three (Omega Centauri and 47 Tucan in the southern sky, and the Hercules globular in the northern) are clearly visible with the naked eye.