Sentence examples for attach to enter from inspiring English sources

Specifically, cholesterol-poor HBV virions take longer time to attach to, enter, and migrate inside the hepatocytes and are more likely to be cleared from the cells once they do enter (Funk et al. 2008).

Unlike bacterial toxins that have some means to attach to and/or enter cells, C3 does not have an element that facilitates efficient entry.

Little is known about the mechanisms by which poxviruses attach to and enter host cells.

This may reduce the ability of MCMV to attach to and enter through the cellular membrane, translocate to the nucleus, and cross the nuclear membrane in pluripotent stem cells (ES/induced pluripotent stem cells).

EBV preferentially infects B cells but can also attach to and enter into epithelial cells (Borza and Hutt-Fletcher 2002).

As metacyclic parasites attach to and enter the host macrophages after 1 h of incubation, HASPB is released from the parasite surface and shed onto the macrophage surface (Fig. 6A and B second panel).

For example, it might be that the primary receptor binding protein of the measles virus cannot be altered without significantly reducing the ability of the virus to attach to and enter host cells, whereas influenza types A and B can vary their receptor binding proteins in a way that allows escape from antibodies but preserves binding to cellular receptors.

These results show that sialic acids with α-2,6 linkages are present in zebrafish embryos and that human IAV isolates should be able to attach to, and potentially enter, zebrafish embryo cells.

As a result, amino-modified FMNPs were attached to and entered into in vivo MSCs, as shown in Figure 3a; fluorescent microscope images showed that amino-modified FMNPs located inside the cytoplasm of MSCs and emitted red fluorescence around the nucleus.

The penetration points at which bladder cells attached to or entered the leaf appeared as pores surrounded by yellow collars.

It attaches to and enters white blood cells and duplicates inside the cells at the same time as they progress all the way through the body.