Sentence examples for the external milieu from inspiring English sources
Photodamage of liposomes was recorded by the increase of dye fluorescence in the external milieu after illumination.
In this study we characterized the dynamics of the reactive oxygen species superoxide anion radical (O2−) in the external milieu of the coral Stylophora pistillata.
Thus, membrane-bound LTA serves as a reservoir for protein-bound LTA on the surface and for LTA released into the external milieu.
Overall, these results, coupled with those illustrated in the previous sections, indicated that β-glucan antigenic motifs bound by the two mAbs are expressed in the cell wall and at cell surface, and are secreted into the external milieu.
Our study places a strong emphasis on developing quantitative methods for obtaining O2− production and detoxification rates in the external milieu of the coral Stylophora pistillata and cultured Symbiodinium under non-stress conditions.
It has been shown that LTA is also involved in adhesion and that M protein can form complexes with LTA that stabilize this amphipathic molecule in an orientation that exposes its lipids to the external milieu [11], [17].
The colonic epithelium forms a continuous physical and functional barrier that protects the internal environment of the body from the fluctuating external milieu.
Although two maternal extracellular coverings, the chorion and the vitelline membrane, envelop the insect egg, the serosa is the first cellular epithelium surrounding the egg at the interface between the microbe rich external milieu on the one side and the yolk and embryo at the other side.
Log gains are very useful for the assessment of the robustness of a system, because changes in independent variables often reflect natural fluctuations within the internal or external milieu of the organism.
Calcium-binding RTX proteins are equipped with C-terminal secretion signals and translocate from the Ca2+-depleted cytosol of Gram-negative bacteria directly into the Ca2+-rich external milieu, passing through the "channel-tunnel" ducts of type I secretion systems (T1SSs).
This response is completely abolished in eggs without a serosa, the extraembryonic epithelium that envelopes yolk and embryo at the interface with the microbe-rich external milieu.
