Converse of object

• sever: Under some conditions cofilin severs actin filaments, providing new plus ends for nucleation of actin filament growth.

Adjective modifier

• helical: Each motor drives a protruding helical filament, and the rotating filaments provide the propulsive force for cells to swim.

• thin: The thin filament is made of a protein called actin.

• intermediate: A type of intermediate filament found in epithelial cells.

• thick: The thicker filament also means that the bulbs are more robust.

• fungal: Potential therapeutic application of fungal filaments in wound management.

• heated: Once valves with indirectly heated filaments appeared things changed dramatically.

Modifies a noun

• bulb: The current lighting on skips is a filament bulb within a steel casing, which is often stolen or knocked off by passing traffic.

• lamp: What do I do with all the old filament lamps I've just removed?

• yarn: Chapter 3 examines the prices of and market for spun yarn whilst Chapter 4 examines acetate filament yarn.

• silk: Basics Silk Thread 100 % pure filament silk in two popular sizes.

• dynamics: We conclude that precise control of actin filament dynamics by UNC-60B is required for proper integration of actin into myofibrils.

Noun used with modifier

• actin: Video recording showed the fluorescent actin filament rotating like a propeller.

• tungsten: A few decades ago a new design for tungsten filament lamps appeared on the scene.

• myosin: A myosin filament contains several hundred myosin molecules in two bundles packed end to end.

• gill: Dactylogyrus 01 ( Gill fluke ) ( 212 kb ) A gill fluke on the edge of a gill filament at 100x magnification.

• polyester: The mix of polyester filaments are coated in a gloss finish, making them easy to clean.

• nylon: For a festive version, try black glitter yarn or add a fine metallic or nylon light-reflective filament.

Preposition: in

• bulb: WHAT'S HAPPENING The flap of grape skin briefly acts in a similar way to the thin filament in a light bulb.

Preposition: of

• bulb: This predicted dependence is tested for the filament of a flashlight bulb.