Sentence examples for disintegration of plasma from inspiring English sources
Appearance of multiple large vacuoles was followed by disintegration of plasma membrane.
Decrease in viable cells caused by fenugreek extract was not matched by a corresponding increase in dead cells by the trypan blue assay and this may be due to the complete disintegration of plasma membrane as shown in the following sections.
We demonstrated that the cytosolic Ca2+ rise directly precedes cell death, visible by disintegration of the plasma membrane and strong fluorescence quenching due to loss of GCaMP5.
Both models are primarily based on AMP-bacterial interaction and describe the disintegration of the plasma membrane, cell leakage and cell death by necrosis.
Transmission electron microscopy (EM) readily detected cells with classical necrotic morphology such as disintegration of nuclear and plasma membrane and leakage of nuclear and cellular content in 5-FU-treated C3KO cells, which were rare in parental cells.
Strikingly, fortilin concentrations in the media drastically increased just 30 min after the induction of apoptosis, well before there were any detectable signs of plasma membrane disintegration (Fig. 6E; 0.5, 1, and 2 h), supporting the idea that fortilin is actively released from the apoptosing cells via exosomes [15].
The data also show that following this localized disintegration of the granule cell's plasma membrane, the Iba1-labeled microglial cell body is found within the electron-lucent perikaryal cytoplasm of the granule cell, where it is adjacent to the granule cell's nucleus which is deformed.
Lysosomal membranes can be observed up to and after the time of plasma membrane permeability, suggesting that LMP, rather than lysosomal exocytosis, disintegration or fusion, occurs during LT-mediated pyroptosis.
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α-toxin may work at two different stages by first facilitating disintegration of the vacuolar membranes that confine S. aureus and second by lysing the plasma membrane and facilitating escape from the cytoplasm into the conditioned medium.
