Sentence examples for cell shell from inspiring English sources
Nowadays, in the universe of new medicine, carbon nanotubes have experimentally showed their capacity in passing through the cell shell.
The carbon nanotubes have successfully indicated their ability to cross the cell shell in the medicament recently.
In such culture conditions, keratinocytes located at the top of the granular layer scarify and leave their fully differentiated cell skeleton (represented by the aggregated intermediate filaments) or cell shell (represented by the cornified envelope formed after activation of transglutaminase) to the human body in order to maintain the superficial barrier.
There are some holes in their cell shells and some parts of their internal organisms penetrated out.
The α-cyclodextrin functionalized gold/silica (Au/SiO2) cell-shell nanoparticles was prepared to enhance the host-guest recognition sensitivity.
Because of the increased recognition sites provided by α-cyclodextrin functionalized Au/SiO2 cell-shell nanoparticles, the nanoparticle-modified electrode displayed a high capacity for the guest ECL probe, and four fold enhancement of the ECL signals was achieved.
In the next step, detailed FE models at the level of a single battery cell and shell casing are developed and simulations are performed using boundaries and loading conditions taken from the global solution.
The fuel cell, says Shell's Duncan Macleod, was "overpriced and over-promised at the front end".Still, fuel-cell vehicles are getting onto the roads.
Once the virus enters the cell, this shell dissolves, releasing the RNA/DNA and essentially hijacking the cell's production for its own, and begins reproducing.
In the few studies in which Pathfinder RSV EIA was evaluated the sensitivity (up to100%) of this assay was calculated only in comparison with other less sensitive methods than PCR, such as cell culture, shell vial assay or direct immunofluorescence [ 13].
Finding a role for blood cells in shell production is an important discovery, says biologist Dave Brushek of Rutgers University in New Jersey.
