'enhanced uptake' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to an increase in the amount of something that is being taken in or absorbed. For example, "Exercise has been shown to improve cognition in older adults, probably related to an enhanced uptake of oxygen to the brain."
Finally, we labeled the crRNAs with a fluorescence dye to determine if the extended crRNAs had enhanced uptake in cells after delivery via either electroporation or Lipofectamine.
The field of transporter enabled or enhanced uptake has grown dramatically in the last decade.
Moreover, they can be loaded with specific cargo for distribution and/or engineered to achieve enhanced uptake.
In any event, the differing activities in vitro of each of 21 bearing a morpholino carbamoyl group and 22 bearing the more polar methanesulfonyl-imidazolidinone carbamoyl group must reflect enhanced uptake for the latter compound.
A net positive charge (PEI) enhanced uptake regardless of shape and cell line.
Interestingly, compared to the reference ligands 18F-PSMA-1007 and 18F-DCFPyl, both 18F-labeled EuE-based inhibitors, revealed enhanced uptake in the salivary and lacrimal glands.
As was recently demonstrated, elevated expression of EGFR or phospho-EGFR, such as that observed in U87ΔEGFR glioma tumors, does not guarantee enhanced uptake of [11C]erlotinib [11C]erlotinib
Though most of the studies indicate enhanced uptake of small size nanoparticles, there appear to be conflicting reports regarding particle size and uptake by hepatocytes.
Non-covalent attachment of IgG did not induce an enhanced uptake for these specific experiments (Figure 4C).
The conjugated antibodies further enhanced uptake and cytotoxic potency of the nanoparticle.
However, cells expressing D/UW-3 strain aaxBC genes showed significantly enhanced uptake.
