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Confocal immunofluorescence microscopy shows that both the IgG and Fab are internalised rapidly (the IgG is internalised within 15 min) and colocalise to early endosomes.

Much of this is internalised.

Whateley says: "This is internalised by young girls who start to think that they are responsible, that it is their fault if something happens.

Stosur's resolve is internalised, and brittle, as she demonstrated in the anticlimax at home after her terrific win over Serena Williams to win the US Open last year.

Unlike 5-ALA, tumour paint can be used in real time during an operation, and Olson points out that it also crosses the blood-brain barrier, attaches specifically to cancer cells and is internalised.

"Perhaps individuals in modern society need not just the comfort and reassurance of the familiar, but have a need to be active rather than to accept passivity; a need to protect a fundamental orientation to action that is internalised in their personality and characteristic of their culture".

Furthermore, in the internalisation assay, protein might be internalised and return to the same sites via exocytosis.

Small amounts of BCG are internalised, resulting in small shifts of FITC fluorescence of the cells after internalisation.

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

Our queen was up there somewhere dancing – but the idea of her had already been internalised.

Whereas I was this disaffected, slightly aggressive ex-punk rocker where nothing was internalised.