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Nanoparticles of colloidal silver (AgNano) are small enough to penetrate into the cell and subsequently into the nucleus.

Six-membered ring structure holes appear firstly around the center of each cell and subsequently merge into a primary circular opening.

In the MEO a metal ion capable of exhibiting redox behavior is oxidized from lower oxidation state to higher oxidation state by an electrochemical cell and subsequently used as an oxidant for mineralizing the toxic organics into CO2 and water.

The in vitro results have showed that GR disassociates fAβ-Cu into smaller fragments (sAβ-Cu, 150 200 nm), easily assimilated by PC12 cell and subsequently degraded in the lysosomes; GR can also suppress the ROS generated by fAβ-Cu.

ZnO exhibits significant antimicrobial activities when particle size is reduced to the nanometer range, then nano-sized ZnO can interact with bacterial surface and/or with the bacterial core where it enters inside the cell, and subsequently exhibits distinct bactericidal mechanisms [10].

Our data suggest that MISC-1/OGC has a role in assessing the metabolic status of a cell and subsequently in making cell survival decisions.

The accumulation of these products, however, is often toxic to the cells and subsequently lowers production yields.

The enzyme was first discovered in red blood cells and subsequently identified in most organisms including animals, plants, archaebacteria, and eubacteria (Smith and Ferry 2000).

The electrostatic attraction of AgNPs with bacterial cells causes damage to the bacterial cell membrane; thus the formation of pores occurs on the surface which causes structural changes in bacterial cells and subsequently cell death.

ROS degrade polyunsaturated lipids to form MDA, a reactive aldehyde that initiates toxic stress in cells and subsequently causes cellular dysfunction and tissue damage (Pamplona [2011]).

Differentiation of dendritic cells and subsequently production of type I interferon is [11] important in the pathogenesis of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) [22].