MG1 was internalized gradually by the target cells: after 6 h, 38% of the cell-associated In-MG1 was internalized.
In general, cells internalizing transferrin gradually lost the transferrin signal as a result of an endocytic recycling process.
Attachment theory centrally assumes that early relational interactions are internalized and gradually organised into relational schemas.
We also realized that some readers might instead think "saltatory" referred to the final full internalization step of a prokaryote that was being gradually internalized, not our meaning of an evolutionary leap in which a large number of symbiont properties must simultaneously change.
The laws are gradually internalized through a system of lifelong study, argument and practice.
The newcomers are subjected to, and gradually internalize, salient social norms, values and customs (Allen and Meyer 1990).
As can be seen in Figure 7, when looking at snap shots from approximately 10 to 17 h, there were two large SGS (indicated by red and blue arrows) which became attached to the cell membrane and gradually internalized into the cell - as is evidenced by the loss of resolution and blurred nature of the SGS images.
Following edelfosine treatment, rafts were gradually internalized into the cell, whereas mitochondria clustered around the nuclei, leading to a more intense fluorescent signal.
18 In addition, the present data demonstrate that MG1 is gradually internalized by CC531 cells, which is a favorable characteristic for RIT since it increases tumor retention of the radiolabel and consequently enhances the radiation dose absorbed by the tumor.
Approaches based on sociocultural theory suggest that through participation in collaborative learning, individuals can gradually internalize collaborative practices as collaboration skills and cognitive strategies that may be useful in other settings as well (e.g., Kolodner, 2007).
Developmental research indicates that externalizing behaviors are present at low developmental levels (young children) and gradually change to internalizing behaviors over time.
