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An antibody internalisation experiment showed RAET1G protein at the cell surface where it could be internalised into endosomes (Figure 6B).

For many Africans, the whole ideology that the western world was more sophisticated became internalised into a kind of inferiority complex.

It is the sole mechanism by which sugar phosphates are internalised into the staphylococcal cell.

Thus, WGA might be internalised into chondrocytes together with hyaluronan via the CD44 receptor-mediated endocytosis pathway and accumulated within lysosomes.

[68Ga(THP-TATE)] was rapidly internalised into SSTR2-positive cells, but not SSTR2-negative cells, and receptor binding and internalisation were specific.

When internalised into a cell and especially when incorporated in the DNA, 125I can be highly toxic to a cell [43].

Previously we have shown that the sigma-2 fluorescent ligands rapidly internalise into cells and localise in the mitochondria, lysosomes, endoplasmic reticulum and plasma membranes (Zeng et al, 2007, 2011).

Moreover, host cells infected with C. concisus were found to produce high amounts of IL-12, however, only C. concisus strains capable of internalising into host cells induced a significantly increased quantity of IFN-γ with respect to controls [ 13].

Savic et al (2003) have recently reported that polymeric micelles could internalise into cells to localise in several cytoplasmic organelles; and (3) a polymeric micelle carrier system for a drug has the potential to allow the effective sustained release of the drug inside a tumour following the accumulation of micelles into tumour tissue.

Furthermore, binding IL-2 internalised rapidly into the cells.

Once inside the dermis, some promastigotes interact with phagocytes and are internalised in parasitophorous vacuoles (phagolysosomes), where they differentiate into the intracellular amastigote stage and multiply [ 2, 3].