Sentence examples for a capsule around the from inspiring English sources

The animal model studied herein also shows two sclerotic processes that have classically been described in the human "benign" evolution of the infection [21], namely an increase in fibroblast proliferation, which leads to the internal accumulation of myofibroblasts, and the formation of a capsule around the granuloma, as a continuum of the interlobular septum, once the granuloma has reached it.

Finally, lamellocytes are specialized to respond to parasite infection, which they do by forming a capsule around the parasite.

Activated fibroblasts deposit collagen in an attempt to repair the damaged tissue; however excessive secretion results in fibrosis [ 108] and, in the case of implantation, forms a capsule around the biomaterial [ 109, 110].

Upon initiation of parasitoid penetration, host epidermal cells and possibly other immune system-derived cells are stimulated to undergo mitosis, forming a capsule around the parasitoid larva which, in contrast to the other known parasitoid-induced capsules, is of epidermal origin [ 11].

Mucus extravasation triggers a secondary inflammatory reaction predominantly consisting of mononuclear cells in surrounding connective tissue, followed by a granulation tissue-type reaction that culminates in the formation of a fibrous capsule around the mucin deposit, conferring a cyst-like aspect to the lesion [ 6, 7].

Mouse collagen scar was present along the base of the cutaneous grafts and as a thin capsule around the subcutaneous grafts.

When a surface with a high molecular mobility was subcutaneously implanted into rats, collagen rearrangement occurred leading to suppression of macrophage recruitment at the interface and the formation of a fibrotic capsule around the implant.

Beyond the entrance of the duct from the yolk glands the oviduct may be modified to secrete a protective capsule around the egg before it is discharged to the outside.

The gonadal ducts of gastropod females often secrete a protective capsule around the fertilized eggs; in males, the terminal portion of the duct is sometimes contained in a copulatory organ.

This crosslinking forms a PEG capsule around the islets.

The caterpillars aren't defenseless, though--they have specialized blood cells that form a suffocating capsule around the intruders.