Sentence examples for undergo a maturation process from inspiring English sources

Green lager beer has to undergo a maturation process lasting two to three weeks in order to reduce the diacetyl level below its taste-threshold.

After phagocytosis, phagosomes normally undergo a maturation process that culminates in lysosomal fusion and microbe killing [37].

Upon antigenic stimulation, immature DC undergo a maturation process which leads to a number of phenotypical and functional changes.

After being generated from phialides through repeated asymmetric mitotic cell divisions, conidia need to undergo a maturation process to enable the long-term viability [9].

Following interaction with antigens and concomitant activating determinants, DCs undergo a maturation process resulting in an upregulated expression of adhesion, costimulatory, and MHC molecules.

Thus, some ESCM proliferate in early cultures, but with continued cultivation time, cells stop dividing and actively undergo a maturation process characterized by binucleation concomitant with changes in gene expression (e.g., calsequestrin, ssTnI, cTnI and ANF).

A small proportion of these cDCs undergoes a maturation process that is referred to as homeostatic maturation and that involves morphological and phenotypical changes that lead to their migration to the draining lymph nodes (Wilson et al., 2008).

This undergoes a maturation process involving fusion with multiple compartments of the endocytic pathway, of which the last station is the lysosomes [1].

In contrast, the Golgi maturation model envisions the secretory cargo as being relatively stationary with respect to the stack or compartment in which they reside; while each compartment undergoes a maturation process to transform from early cisternae to late cisternae.

Such a structure undergoes a maturation process while it moves upwardly to the surface of the skin.

The central pathway for cough is a brainstem reflex linked to control of breathing (the central respiratory pattern generator) [ 3], which undergoes a maturation process such that the reference values for normal respiratory rate in children are different to those in adults [ 4] and reaches adult values in adolescence.