The resistance offered by curcumin against different antimicrobial agents might benefit the bacteria when inside intestinal lumen where it encounters hoard of antimicrobials.
When A. baumannii infects the host airway, it is present in multiple locations, including in the interstitium between cells, embedded in mucus in the lumen, inside and adhering to macrophages and epithelial cells.
These microspheres were trapped inside the lumen of the small arteries and the number of the microspheres inside each muscle is related to the blood flow (Figure 8B, left panel).
The constant-current trace for blocked pores suggests that multiple PEG molecules simultaneously reside inside the pore as opposed to individual polymers passing or lodging inside the lumen one at a time.
Saline purgatives are salts containing highly charged ions that do not readily cross cell membranes and therefore remain inside the lumen, or passageway, of the bowel.
Once the calcium ions are inside the lumen (cavity) of the longitudinal tubules, many of them slowly diffuse back to the terminal cisternae, where they are bound to a protein, calsequestrin, as a storage site.
The acid is best circulated inside the lumen with any suitable velocity, and kept in excess concentration.
Termination of the distal dendrites inside the lumen of the setae is gradual with a firm anchoring to the cuticle.
The substrate was circulated inside the lumen of the fiber, while the hydrogen donor (hydrogen gas) was maintained at constant pressure in the outlet compartment of the reactor.
The process was based on the electrokinetic migration of As III) ions from a donor phase (sample solution) toward an electrode with opposite charge and into an alkaline aqueous acceptor solution placed inside the lumen of a hollow fiber.
In the presence of thrombus, the vein is distended and incompressible, sharp definition of the venous wall is lost and the presence of echogenic material inside the lumen may be observed.
