This is a natural result which comes from the cost-minimizing principle and should be compared to that of Proposition 3. As I show later, extended producer responsibility realizes the sustainable equilibrium, so that it internalizes the external diseconomy partly.
They've internalized that; it's very natural to them, and the centerpiece of that way of viewing the world is meritocracy.
In vitro, its derived peptide pep04 killed only virulent fungi, and confocal microscopy showed that it was internalized only by the virulent isolate.
You have to make what is not your own and what is not yours your own so that it becomes internalized.
We observed colocalization between TLR4 and Δ isp2/ isp3 during macrophage infection, suggesting that it is internalized together with the parasite, which could trigger IFNβ production.
In short, like any moral intuition, equal freedom favors societies that internalize it and, ultimately, self-consciously invoke it.
Incubation of PGN-Bio showed that it was readily internalized by both wt, Nod2-, or TLR2-deficient MK, indicating that its uptake is independent of these PRRs.
Although S. aureus is primarily an extracellular pathogen, there is strong evidence that it can be internalized by a wide range of human host cells.
The most commonly used sphingolipid-binding probe, Cholera toxin B (CtxB), may be atypical in that it can be internalized by both non-clathrin and clathrin-dependent uptake mechanisms [28] [30].
Therefore, it is very likely that it has been internalized in the brain.
Despite the lipophilicity of 2, it is noteworthy that it is not internalized solely by passive diffusion.
