Linear focal elastosis (LFE) is a disorder of elastic fibers characterized by palpable, yellowish, linear striae distributed horizontally over the mid and lower back.
The chromosomes of most bacteria are a single circle of double-stranded DNA, but some bacteria can have a linear chromosome while others can have more than one chromosome.
This intense magnetic field exerts a squeezing effect on the matter falling into the accretion disk, transforming the spherically shaped atoms into elongated, stringy, or thread-like structures.