Sentence examples for mechanical disruption which from inspiring English sources

Cavitation around laser heated nanoparticles produces a strong and localized mechanical disruption which has been shown to be effective in producing localized cell death in nanoparticle targeted cells [ 15– 17].

The L4-L6 spinal cords were rapidly dissected, treated with lysis buffer (DMEM/Accutase (PAA) 1 1, collagenase (3 mg/ml, Sigma), DNAse I (1 U/ml, Promega)) for 45 min at 37°C and subsequent mechanical disruption, which was done by forcing the tissue through a nylon mesh with 70 μm pore size (Cell Strainer, BD).

We observed that subsequent remote activation of the dynamic magnetic field causes mechanical disruption of lysosomes, which leads to apoptosis via extravasation of lysosomal contents into the cytoplasm and a decrease of intracellular pH.

Our era has disruption, which, despite its futurism, is atavistic.

Brain injury after ICH occurs in two phases: a sudden and initial mass effect of intraparenchymal blood which produces mechanical disruption of the neurons and glial cells and a secondary brain injury in surrounding tissue where hematoma expansion, edema, blood brain barrier disruption, apoptosis and inflammation can occur.

This time increased to 10 min for plant tissues, which require mechanical disruption.

A further major limitation is the massive cell wall, which requires either mechanical disruption or enzymatic degradation and, again, determines to a large extent yield and purity of the LD fraction (Connerth et al. 2010b; Leber et al. 1994; Zinser and Daum 1995; Zweytick et al. 2000a).

It must be designed to withstand high mechanical loads especially during disruptions, which lead to acceleration of about 7 g at 14 Hz.

To construct bactericidal surfaces, we imitated a topological mechanism found in nature in which nanopillar-structured surfaces cause a mechanical disruption of the outer cell membranes of bacteria, resulting in bacterial cell death.

The rationale for this approach is that several of the laboratories in our group do not routinely infuse cell-based therapies via an infusion pump, which has the potential to cause mechanical disruption of the cells.

Amongst the various cross-linking enzymes which protect proteins from proteolysis and mechanical disruption is transglutaminase 2 (TG2) (reviewed in [3,4]).