Sentence examples for collapse of cells from inspiring English sources

It shows that the subsequent gradual decrease in modulus is caused by the progressive collapse of cells.

Unlike other leaf pathogens that necrotize from pinpoint lesions and expand outward, lesions produced by C. beticola involve the near-simultaneous collapse of cells in an area many millimeters in diameter.

TI in particular has been hurt by the collapse of cell phone sales.

This may be due to the collapse of cell energy, outflow of intracellular substances or cell lysis of mesophiles at lower temperature (Gounot 1986).

To maintain the integrity of the Vasa warship after salvage in 1961, conservation treatment with polyethylene glycol was carried out to prevent the collapse of cell walls.

This behavior can be observed in dissociated cells or cells in groups by looking at the collapse of cell protrusions.

Due to the high melting point of these fatty acids, the membrane lipids will crystallise and cause collapse of cell metabolism if the levels are too high.

This results from drying-induced hornification or irreversible pore collapse of cell walls at the nanometer scale and potentially the collapse of the entire lumen at the whole-cell scale [ 38].

It could be speculated that the cell membrane permeability of Candida was changed by the effect of S.s bacteriocin; many of them were accumulated in the thallus of Candida and combined specifically to molecules with cell wall synthesis function, so the cell wall synthesis of Candida was affected and resulted in deformation and collapse of cell wall, with various depressions appearing.

ROS such as superoxide and hydrogen peroxide can cause the collapse of cell viability [ 37]. S. aureus NCTC 06571 defends itself against the harmful effects of ROS e.g. hydrogen peroxide by synthesising enzymes such as catalase to deactivate ROS usually by catabolic breakdown [ 38].

In non-neuronal cells, Sema5A signals in a PlexB3-dependent manner to elicit distinct cytoskeletal responses, including collapse of NIH3T3 cells, motility of glioma cells, and migration of primary endothelial cells (Artigiani et al., 2004; Li and Lee, 2010).