The phrase "after internalized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing processes or changes that occur following the internalization of concepts, beliefs, or behaviors.
Example: "The changes in behavior were evident after internalized values began to influence decision-making."
Alternatives: "following internalization" or "subsequent to internalization".
Sorted CD172a+ cells also bound (Fig. 3C, 24 hrs after culture), internalized, and degraded M. bovis BCG (Fig. 3D, 96 hrs after culture); indicating their potential for in vivo phagocytosis of mycobacteria.
At H0 and H2 after infection, internalized bacteria were observed in the cytoplasm of amoebae included in a vacuole.
Shortly after invasion, internalized merozoites differentiate into rings, thus losing their shape, and specific invasive organelles and rings eventually differentiate into haemoglobin-degrading trophozoites, about 20 h after invasion [ 10].
Earlier studies suggested the transmembrane and GPI-linked protein CD317 is a highly internalized antigen that is not dramatically downmodulated after internalization.
Recent experimental results suggest that, contrary to previous assumptions, GPCRs remain active after internalization, continuing to stimulate cAMP production in association with internalized AC [44], [45].
We captured numerous images of motile verticellid-like organisms (Figure 2A to 2C) that ingested the GFP-labeled cells within 2 h (Figure 2A) after inoculation and remained internalized even after 7 days (Figure 2C).
However, hypotonic lysis of DCs after internalization of inactive Renilla luciferase released active enzyme, suggesting that DCs were similarly capable of cytosolic refolding of internalized proteins.
In addition, a large fraction of full length APP is processed by lysosomes, presumably after APP is internalized [22] (Fig. 3B).
Wild-type MC4R was expressed on the cell surface and internalized after treatment with 1 µM α-MSH (Fig. 2), consistent with previous reports [35].
