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PA binds host cells and to lethal and edema factors to form lethal toxin (LT) and edema toxin (ET) which are internalized into host cells [11].

Meanwhile, antigens, which are internalized by the mannose receptor, are routed into endosome subpopulation.

Integrins on the cell membrane mediate cellular ECM interactions; their activity is regulated by various intracellular and intercellular signals, some of which are internalized through endocytic pathways.

The parasitophorous extrusions conserve PV components such as LAMPs and Rab7, which are internalized by recipient macrophages together with the rescued amastigotes.

Endothelial cells can communicate with each other or with other cell types through the release of membrane-bound miRNAs, which are internalized by recipient cells leading to an alteration of gene expression [ 11, 12].

The rotation of Earth around the sun creates a 24-hour cycle of light and dark, which is internalized by humans and forms a natural internal body clock.

Cell uptake was examined for representatives of two cyclotide subfamilies; the first was MCoTI-II, a member of the trypsin inhibitor subfamily, which was internalized by a macrophage and breast cancer cell line and the second, the prototypic cyclotide kalata B1 from the Möbius subfamily, which remained extracellular.

F3 is a tumor homing peptide which is internalized into the nucleus of tumor cells upon binding to nucleolin on the cell surface.

As would be expected for a raft-binding probe [1], SBD showed no detectable colocalization with Transferrin, which is internalized by clathrin-mediated endocytosis [74].

This study examined the proteasome response to HAMLET, a partially unfolded protein-lipid complex, which is internalized by tumor cells and triggers cell death.

Under these conditions, the uptake of F-Aβ40 was not affected (Figure 4E) but the uptake of AF633 Trf, which is internalized via clathrin mediated endocytosis, was significantly diminished (Figure 4F).