Sentence examples for by a cellular process from inspiring English sources

Mammals and birds, often described as warm-blooded animals, produce heat by a cellular process and maintain relatively high body temperatures independent of the environment.

Rather, DDR activation might be limited by a cellular process, such as the redistribution of DDR (or another molecule essential for activation) in the cell membrane or their trafficking to another cellular compartment.

Surprisingly, the potent activity of SKI-356313 against nonreplicating M. tuberculosis is accompanied not by inhibition of a cellular process thought required for the nonreplicating state but by inhibition of DNA replication.

Phagocytosis by microglia is a cellular process to clear myelin debris in CNS autoimmunity [ 27].

A cellular process, by which cytoplasmic organelles and macromolecular complexes are engulfed by double membrane-bound vesicles for delivery to lysosomes and subsequent degradation.

A cellular process by which cancer cells lose their epithelial cell features and become more mesenchymal.

Autophagy, once categorized as programmed cell death type II, is a cellular process by which intracellular proteins, lipids, and organelles are degraded in the lysosomal compartment after delivery from other cellular compartments [56].

Gene amplification is a cellular process characterized by a selective increase of a particular genomic region without a proportional increase of the entire genome [ 1- 4].

Kim, D. H., Lee, D. G., Kim, K. L. & Lee, Y. Internalization of tenecin 3 by a fungal cellular process is essential for its fungicidal effect on Candida albicans.

The daughter that stays on its side of origin is always the one closest to its ipsilateral basal surface (and may be connected to this surface by a thin cellular process throughout the C-division, [ 9 ]) and the crossing daughter is always the one closest to the midline.

It has remained uncertain whether they are produced by an active cellular process or if calcifications are a sign of cellular degeneration.