Sentence examples for particles and cell from inspiring English sources
Specifically, the complement system causes the lysis (bursting) of foreign and infected cells, the phagocytosis (ingestion) of foreign particles and cell debris, and the inflammation of surrounding tissue.
Coalescing rumen papillae with embedded hair, feed particles, and cell debris were found in all calves fed the concentrate diets.
As the energy donors [28], the semiconductor nanomaterials could have a very important application in the photodynamic therapy (PDT) for energy transfer between quantum dot particles and cell molecules (such as triplet oxygen, reducing equivalents and pigments).
Increased cellular uptake of QD-PEG-NH2 particles could be interpreted as being caused by a high affinity between QD-PEG-NH2 particles and cell membrane, which promoted transportation of QDs into the cells through endocytosis and diffusion [25, 26].
As the energy donor, quantum dots have the possibility for energy transfer between quantum dot particles and cell molecules such as active oxygen and give them a potential to induce generation of reactive oxygen species and/or free radicals and to provoke apoptosis of the cells [28, 29].
At this juncture, the provirus will either remain latent, allowing the cell to continue its normal functions, or will more often initiate rapid replication, resulting in the production of large quantities of viral particles and cell death [8].
Fig. 6 Particles' and cells' position along the channel at different flow rates.
In a feasibility study we have shown the detection for different particles and cells (yeast) suspended on a platinum mirror.
Western blot was performed with pooled Ig from HIV-1-infected patients (HIV-Ig) to detect Gag in viral particles and cells.
Thus alternating current electrothermal effect (ACET) induced flow and DEP force can be combined to manipulate and trap single particles and cells.
A microwave frequency reflectometer with atto-farad capacitance sensitivity has been designed and tested for detection of particles and cells in a microfluidic channel.
