Sentence examples for membrane compartments called from inspiring English sources
Since ALS2 is colocalized with LC3 and p62 on autophagosome/endosome hybrid membrane compartments called amphisomes [43], it is conceivable that ALS2 contributes to the much earlier phase of the autophagosome maturation, i.e. amphisome formation, via regulating the fusion between early endosomes and nascent autophagosomes (Figure 11).
During NET formation, a protease called neutrophil elastase (NE), which is stored in subcellular membrane compartments called granules, translocates to the nucleus, cleaving histones to promote chromatin decondensation.
Autophagy has been defined as a process of transport of cytoplasmic contents to the lysozomes in double membrane compartments, called vacuoles [ 37].
This leads to the bacteria entering the amoeba within a membrane compartment called a vesicle, where they are broken down into small molecules by enzymes.
Upon induction of autophagy, a crescent-shaped double-membrane sac, known as the phagophore, is initiated and formed; this sac further expands and eventually closes to generate a double-membrane compartment called the autophagosome.
When MALS is induced, a double-membrane compartment called an autophagosome sequesters an area of the cytoplasm and eventually fuses with the lysosome, where lysosomal enzymes degrade its contents.
Typically, chloroplasts contain membrane-bound compartments called thylakoids that stack atop one another in a somewhat haphazard arrangement.
Typical chloroplasts contain membrane-bound compartments called thylakoids that stack atop one another in a somewhat haphazard arrangement.
Neurons store neurotransmitters, molecules that serve as the bits and bytes of communication, within small membrane-bound compartments called synaptic vesicles.
But plant biologist Eduardo Blumwald of the University of California, Davis, guessed that a sodium-pump protein in leaf cells might protect plants by socking sodium away in membrane-bound compartments called vacuoles, where it can't damage sensitive enzymes.
Intracellular replication of Salmonella enterica occurs in membrane-bound compartments, called Salmonella-containing vacuoles (SCVs).
