Sentence examples for being internalised from inspiring English sources

Atg36 delivers peroxisomes to the preautophagosomal structure before being internalised into the vacuole with peroxisomes.

Hence, educational interventions can facilitate a cultural change from errors being internalised or potentially ignored to that of a culture of where errors are actioned.

Fmi is known to accumulate in late endosomes when lysosomal targeting is blocked (Strutt and Strutt, 2008), consistent with it being internalised by a ubiquitin-dependent mechanism.

It is therefore not astonishing that critical NGOs referred to genetic engineering as a comparator for SB [36], painting a dark picture with SB being internalised into the future agenda of big business to exploit natural resources even more aggressively.

Although the exosomal mRNA appeared to be mostly degraded to less than 200 fragments, it was possible the in vitro translation of full-length proteins [ 33, 34], suggesting that after being internalised by target cells, mRNA can be translated into proteins.

Confocal immunofluorescence microscopy shows that both the IgG and Fab are internalised rapidly (the IgG is internalised within 15 min) and colocalise to early endosomes.

Furthermore, in the internalisation assay, protein might be internalised and return to the same sites via exocytosis.

Fluorescent-labelled BCG was internalised significantly over time, with a significant higher internalisation after 6 h incubation, when comparing with 2 h incubation.

Small amounts of BCG are internalised, resulting in small shifts of FITC fluorescence of the cells after internalisation.

An antibody internalisation experiment showed RAET1G protein at the cell surface where it could be internalised into endosomes (Figure 6B).

Much of this is internalised.