intracellular in A Sentence

The oxygen Intracellular diffusion by heating the skin.

Production of Intracellular components(enzymes and other proteins).

Ultrasonication is a effective method for cell preparation that releases the Intracellular material.

This effect can be used for the extraction of Intracellular materials, e. g.

Facultative Intracellular parasites are capable of living and reproducing either inside or outside cells.

The Intracellular signals transduced from such mechanical stimuli occur through the process of mechanotransduction5-7.

Calcium is also used in other metabolic functions such as nerve transmission and Intracellular signalling.

Suslick 1998 By these extreme forces sonolysis occurs, cell walls are disrupted, and Intracellular material is extracted.

The formation of excitation is due tochanges in the Intracellular concentration of sodium and potassium ions.

Its Intracellular depletion ultimately results in cell death and its clinical relevance has been researched for decades.

Intracellular parasites are microparasites that are capable of growing and reproducing inside the cells of a host.

In this case, Intracellular multiplication of bacteriophages takes place, leading to energy exhaustion, destruction(lysis), and death of bacteria.

The synergistic combination of infrared laser and conducted RF energies increase the oxygen Intracellular diffusion by heating the skin;

Thereby, the ultrasonic cavitation effects on the cell material causing cell disruption and the release of the Intracellular matter.

And they can record Intracellular chatter with the same level of precision as their biggest competitor: patch clamp electrodes.

The method presented here allows for sensitive and specific observation of Intracellular EGSH and H2O2 in in vitro toxicological systems.

This element controls and normalizes the balance of Intracellular potassium, is a cofactor of mitochondrial processes and enzymatic reactions.

Ultrasound is used to extract Intracellular material from biomass, such as corn, soybeans, straw, ligno-cellulosic material or vegetable waste materials.

While EGSH has not been linked to any functional outcome, it is recognized as an important indicator of Intracellular oxidative status34.

When the brain is working normally, an Intracellular organelle known as mitochondria will take in nutrients like carbon, oxygen, hydrogen and phosphorus.

As briefly mentioned here, certain sensors can be targeted to specific Intracellular compartments, such as the mitochondria, to observe oxidative events of interest.

To address these issues, we recently developed a hairpin-like 3D nanowire transistor array and used it to read Intracellular electrical activities from multiple neurons.

An Intracellular, acid-fast bacterium, M. leprae is aerobic and rod-shaped, and is surrounded by the waxy cell membrane coating characteristic of the genus Mycobacterium.

The main violations in the exchange of potassium, which is almost completely(by 98%) is in the Intracellular fluid, appears to be hyperkalemia and hypokalemia.

Infrared laser reduces skin impedance by heating skin and RF energy penetrates deeply into connective tissue to increase the oxygen Intracellular diffusion by heating skin.

Nintedanib, an Intracellular tyrosine kinase inhibitor with antifibrotic and anti-inflammatory properties, is newly licensed for the treatment of IPF and has been approved by NICE.

Ultrasonically generated cavitation perforates or breaks the cell wall so that the Intracellular material- e.g. valuable compounds auch as oils, flavours, vitamins, colorants- are released.

An enzymatic oxidation process triggered by the plant's Intracellular enzymes causes the leaves to turn progressively darker as their chlorophyll breaks down and tannins are released.

In some cases, severe pelvic pain associated with dysmenorrhea is associated with a decreased level of Intracellular magnesium in the connective tissue of the uterus body.

Before purification or characterization of Intracellular macromolecules such as proteins, organelles, enzymes or active compounds, an efficient method for tissue lysis and cell disintegration is required.

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intracellular in A Sentence

The oxygen Intracellular diffusion by heating the skin.

Production of Intracellular components(enzymes and other proteins).

Ultrasonication is a effective method for cell preparation that releases the Intracellular material.

This effect can be used for the extraction of Intracellular materials, e. g.

Facultative Intracellular parasites are capable of living and reproducing either inside or outside cells.

The Intracellular signals transduced from such mechanical stimuli occur through the process of mechanotransduction5-7.

Calcium is also used in other metabolic functions such as nerve transmission and Intracellular signalling.

Suslick 1998 By these extreme forces sonolysis occurs, cell walls are disrupted, and Intracellular material is extracted.

The formation of excitation is due tochanges in the Intracellular concentration of sodium and potassium ions.

Its Intracellular depletion ultimately results in cell death and its clinical relevance has been researched for decades.

Intracellular parasites are microparasites that are capable of growing and reproducing inside the cells of a host.

In this case, Intracellular multiplication of bacteriophages takes place, leading to energy exhaustion, destruction(lysis), and death of bacteria.

The synergistic combination of infrared laser and conducted RF energies increase the oxygen Intracellular diffusion by heating the skin;

Thereby, the ultrasonic cavitation effects on the cell material causing cell disruption and the release of the Intracellular matter.

And they can record Intracellular chatter with the same level of precision as their biggest competitor: patch clamp electrodes.

The method presented here allows for sensitive and specific observation of Intracellular EGSH and H2O2 in in vitro toxicological systems.

This element controls and normalizes the balance of Intracellular potassium, is a cofactor of mitochondrial processes and enzymatic reactions.

Ultrasound is used to extract Intracellular material from biomass, such as corn, soybeans, straw, ligno-cellulosic material or vegetable waste materials.

While EGSH has not been linked to any functional outcome, it is recognized as an important indicator of Intracellular oxidative status34.

When the brain is working normally, an Intracellular organelle known as mitochondria will take in nutrients like carbon, oxygen, hydrogen and phosphorus.

As briefly mentioned here, certain sensors can be targeted to specific Intracellular compartments, such as the mitochondria, to observe oxidative events of interest.

To address these issues, we recently developed a hairpin-like 3D nanowire transistor array and used it to read Intracellular electrical activities from multiple neurons.

An Intracellular, acid-fast bacterium, M. leprae is aerobic and rod-shaped, and is surrounded by the waxy cell membrane coating characteristic of the genus Mycobacterium.

The main violations in the exchange of potassium, which is almost completely(by 98%) is in the Intracellular fluid, appears to be hyperkalemia and hypokalemia.

Infrared laser reduces skin impedance by heating skin and RF energy penetrates deeply into connective tissue to increase the oxygen Intracellular diffusion by heating skin.

Nintedanib, an Intracellular tyrosine kinase inhibitor with antifibrotic and anti-inflammatory properties, is newly licensed for the treatment of IPF and has been approved by NICE.

Ultrasonically generated cavitation perforates or breaks the cell wall so that the Intracellular material- e.g. valuable compounds auch as oils, flavours, vitamins, colorants- are released.

An enzymatic oxidation process triggered by the plant's Intracellular enzymes causes the leaves to turn progressively darker as their chlorophyll breaks down and tannins are released.

In some cases, severe pelvic pain associated with dysmenorrhea is associated with a decreased level of Intracellular magnesium in the connective tissue of the uterus body.

Before purification or characterization of Intracellular macromolecules such as proteins, organelles, enzymes or active compounds, an efficient method for tissue lysis and cell disintegration is required.

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