Sentence examples for a ruptured cell from inspiring English sources
A red nucleus indicates a ruptured cell wall, whereas a red intact nucleus indicates necrosis, and a fragmented red nucleus indicates late apoptosis under the red filter [ 27, 28].
The data suggest that deletion of sgf73+, meu29+, sec65+ or pab1+ delays proper progression of cytokinesis, while a ruptured cell wall constitutively generates a signal to activate the Ace2 pathway and up-regulate target genes [ 58].
Video microscopy of the RAP-treated 3D7MSP1flox42C schizonts revealed a dramatic egress defect characterized by abortive erythrocyte membrane rupture and trapping of the merozoites in the partially ruptured cell.
High magnetic field intensity (500mT) caused ruptured cell morphology and decreased enzyme activities which lead to less nitrogen fixation.
The NB cells were double-stained with PI (chromatin stain in cells with ruptured cell membrane) and Rhodamine 123 which accumulates in mitochondria and directly correlates to the integrity of ΔΨm.
Hoechst 33258 was added to mark the cells with ruptured cell membrane.
Lysosomal secretions emerging from the cell were observed, and the nucleus was extruded through the ruptured cell wall.
Figure 9(d) shows that AgNPs are trying to get inside the bacterial cell through the ruptured cell membrane.
The improved utilization of carbohydrates by sonication was attributed to both increased dissolved carbohydrate concentrations and increased microbial access to carbohydrates was available on the ruptured cell walls.
One the other hand, the microscopic image of the treated microalgae by hydroxyl radicals' pretreatment instantly shows the edges of microalgae become blurred and the ruptured cell wall as evidenced by the broken cells.
From our results two aspects can be elucidated, one is the fact that AgNPs themselves having antibacterial properties act on the pathogenic bacteria by anchoring to the cell surface trying to get inside the bacterial cell through ruptured cell membrane leading to the perforation of cell membrane by causing leakage of cell components and finally cell death.
