Salmonella isolates from internalized condition showed considerable internalization potential.
In this case, the residualizing nature of radiometals resulted in zirconium remaining internalized and thus accumulating to higher activities for longer periods of time than did iodine.
As can be seen, due to the residualizing nature of the radiometal, activity in the internalized compartment persists at a high level relative to that for iodinated antibody.
The presence of cytotoxic effects and the nature of the sub-cellular localization of internalized S. aureus is highly strain dependent, difficult to predict and renders comparison of published studies difficult.
To further characterize the nature of endocytosed VE-cadherin structures, confocal analysis of internalized VE-cadherin and organelle markers was performed.
To become effective, ODNs require delivery into the nucleus, which necessitates release of internalized ODNs from endosomal compartments, an event that seems to depend on the nature of the delivery vehicle and distinct structural shape changes.
It's a film ruled by dissonance: On one hand, the accepting, otherworldly nature of a nearly wholly-gay gathering, and on the other, the kinds of internalized discrimination that gay culture brings.
However, understand that, by that nature of transphobia in society, most if not all people (even some trans people) will have some sort of internalized transphobia that can be resolved through education.
But internalized social judgments burrow deep.
The world's homophobia becomes internalized homophobia.
