It is clear from microscopy that the RTX is not only transferred to the RAW cell but becomes internalized, as was also seen in earlier studies of macrophage trogocytosis [12].
Moreover, upon LDL-[BODIPY-Cho] uptake, the region of the bacterial phagosome in Virchow's cells was markedly labelled, indicating that Cho internalized as LDL-Cho is predominantly re-directed to the bacterial compartment in ML-infected macrophages.
If graduate students and postdoctoral scholars fear the ramifications of admitting that teaching is part of their identity, an interest in teaching can be internalized as something illicit, to be kept hidden from peers and mentors.
The Rvs161/167 heterodimer was first implicated in scission when it was observed in rvs mutants that ∼20% of the cortical patches that had begun to move into the cytosol then moved back to the plasma membrane instead of separating from the membrane and being internalized as a vesicle; this was referred to as a retraction phenotype (Kaksonen et al. 2005).
Although heat-killed rough brucellae were internalized as efficiently as live bacteria, they did not induce macrophage cell death [9], [10], [11], [12], [13].
A caregiver who is experienced as warmly solicitous is internalized as a "good internal mother" (Chodorow 1980).
"When something is written down, it is internalized as an ideal of the standard of beauty and culture," she continues.
For nursing students, as novices within the profession, it is imperative that patient safety is internalized as both a central humanistic nursing value and a fundamental patient right [ 5].
As shown in Figure 5a,b,c,d, NPs are internalized as intracellular green fluorescent clusters and the cell was clearly outlined with green cluster enrichment in the interior.
It is the megalomaniac -- whom Freud in this book calls the psychotic and who is internalized as a hallucinatory superego, an bermensch authority figure -- who seems to cure us of our consummate navete, who makes us so hungry for instruction.
