Assertion: bone marrow's cell | /r/CapableOf | adhere to flat surfaces
Facets:
value: molecularly
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: One important difference is that even when cells adhere to molecularly flat surfaces the adhesive interface is not flat and continuous but rather is formed by small discrete regions of the basal cell membrane that may be in close contact with the substrate, leaving the rest of the cell membrane unbound to the substrate and often fluctuating distances of several hundred nanometers above the surface, as has been well documented by reflection interference microscopy (Curtis, 1964), and other methods.
text: One important difference is that even when cells adhere to molecularly flat surfaces the adhesive interface is not flat and continuous but rather is formed by small discrete regions of the basal cell membrane that may be in close contact with the substrate, leaving the rest of the cell membrane unbound to the substrate and often fluctuating distances of several hundred nanometers above the surface, as has been well documented by reflection interference microscopy (Curtis, 1964), and other methods.