Sentence examples for internalized into a from inspiring English sources
We explore with Molecular Dynamics simulations and a statistical model, the ability of carbon nanotubes to be internalized into a model lipid bilayer as a function of their length.
One popular model had PRRSV first interacting with heparin sulfate followed by binding to sialoadhesin and then being internalized into an endosome.
We can help prevent these stereotypes from being internalized into an entire community who changes to 'fit in.' And in making others feel like they should look or act differently, we rob humanity of its very core -- that of individuality.
Further, external stigma and discrimination can be internalized into an individual's self-concept, creating psychological distress and preventing PLHIV from accessing health care services and seeking social support [ 17].
However, despite both HCC15.1 and H1299.3 internalizing into a similar panel of NSCLC cell lines, the peptides differentially accumulate into these lines.
However, little emphasis has been placed on identifying cell-specific ligands which not only internalize into a specific cell type but can also deliver cargo to a desired subcellular location.
Because of their propensity to internalize into a wide variety of cell types and through several mechanisms, they appear to be particularly suited to deliver antigenic epitopes to APCs.
The DOX-loaded nanogels displayed pH-/thermo-dual responsivenesses in drug release, which can be effectively internalized into KB cells (a human epithelial carcinoma cell line) to exert good anticancer bioactivity.
We found that the mannosylated recombinant OVA antigens were efficiently internalized into DCs in a mannose-specific CLR-dependent manner.
It can be concluded that 6MP-AuNPs-RDP attached to the cell surface and then internalized into cells, leading to a significant increase of neurite growth.
Previous studies showed that cPD1 is internalized into donor cells in a process in which TraC plays the role of cell surface pheromone receptor.
