Sentence examples for contents release from inspiring English sources

Boyer, C. & Zasadzinski, J.A. Multiple lipid compartments slow vesicle contents release in lipases and serum.

Thus, MU-P enables the tracking of the rate and extent of liposome contents release in tissues and should facilitate a better understanding of the pharmacodynamics of liposome-encapsulated drugs in animals.

ROS leads to bacteria death by inducing intracellular oxidation, membrane potential variation, and cellular contents release and the antibacterial ability of Ag-NPs@Ti is inhibited appreciably after adding ROS scavengers.

So far, functional liposomes whose contents release behavior, surface properties, and affinity to cell surface can be controlled in a temperature-dependent manner, have been developed according to this strategy.

Antigen-loaded DCs that have sampled the lumenal contents release IL-4 to drive the differentiation of Th2 cells.

One section of the table of contents released today is called "enrichment by gaseous diffusion and gaseous centrifuge"; another is a 30-page section on "isotope separation by laser," followed by "enrichment of lithium isotopes".

This process usually begins with cell lysis, in which a cell's membrane is disrupted and its internal contents released into a solution known as a crude lysate.

As previously reported, LLO-containing liposomes were phagocytosed, their contents released and the dextran delivered to the cytosol.

Further study of microvesicles and their contents, released from other stem and progenitor cells may help elucidate the exact role that microvesicles play within stem cell niches.

The contents released from necrotic cells may activate TLRs, generating further inflammation and thus more necrosis.

On the other hand, the cellular contents released from the damaged cells would also be responsible.