Sentence examples for endsome from inspiring English sources
The word "endsome" is not a correct word in written English
It is not an accepted or recognized word in any formal context or documentation.
adjective
Pertaining to, indicating, or characterising the end; endly; terminal.
Ebola, like many other viruses, first enters a cell's endosome.
In an acidic environment, the membrane of an enveloped virus fuses with the endosome membrane, and the viral nucleocapsid is released into the cytoplasm.
In this process the cell membrane engulfs portions of the external medium, forms an almost complete sphere around it, and then draws the membrane-bounded vesicle, called an endosome, into the cell.
Under normal circumstances, NPC1, found within a cellular compartment called the endosome, helps bring cholesterol into the cell's cytoplasm, where it is necessary for healthy function.
As they report in the journal Cell, the compounds stop the pathway at a certain point (between a membrane called the endosome and the Golgi apparatus), and at that point only, without affecting other parts of the cell.
"If it stays in the endosome, there's no infection," said Dr. Ollmann Saphire.
The coated vesicle fuses with cytoplasmic endosomes (membrane-enclosed vesicles) and then with cell organelles called lysosomes, which are membrane-enclosed vesicles containing enzymes.
The protein portion of the hemoglobin molecule is degraded to its constituent amino acids, but the iron-containing portion is converted into insoluble iron-containing hemozoin, which remains within the parasite's endosomes until discarded at the next division.
They vary in size and are formed by the fusion of Golgi-derived vesicles with endosomes derived from the cell surface.
