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The protein is then released from the cell.
Free-floating neurospheres that were released from the cell culture surface into the culture media were also collected.
Upon their interaction, a transcription factor is released from the cell membrane and initiates target gene expression.
Second generation ethanol is produced from the carbohydrates released from the cell wall of bagasse and straw of sugarcane.
Pyruvate can then be used by the citric acid cycle to make energy, or it can be converted to lactate (green) and released from the cell.
Apoptotic bodies are several micrometers in diameter (800 5000 nm) and are released from the cell undergoing programmed cell death.
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The cells were released from the cell-cycle blocks and harvested at the indicted times.
These fragments were assayed from the supernatant (treatment in serum-free media) and thus can be assumed to be released from the cell-derived matrix.
Unlike integral membrane proteins, GPI anchored proteins can be readily released from the cell surface under appropriate conditions.
With additional assembly and packaging, functional VSV virions are budded off and released from the cell surface [39]– [39].
Apoptotic bodies are released from the cell undergoing programmed cell death.
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