intracellular

In a paper published by Nature Nanotechnology, scientists from Surrey's Advanced Technology Institute (ATI) and Harvard University detail how they produced an array of the ultra-small U-shaped nanowire field-effect transistor probes for intracellular recording.

"Antibiotic options for diseases caused by intracellular bacteria are limited because many of these drugs cannot penetrate our cell membranes.

Scientific evidence indicates that elevated intracellular calcium levels may have a role in seizure-related brain damage resulting from induced seizures and status epilepticus secondary to NA exposure.

Additionally, SRI's FOX Three MGS technology is designed to overcome cellular barriers that prevent intracellular delivery of large-molecule biotherapeutics.

The term extracellular polysaccharides refers to the biomass outside the bacteria, which makes up the bulk of the biofilm; the term intracellular biofilms refers to the biofilms within the host cells.

pestis and the soil amebae, Vermamoeba (formerly Hartmanella) rhysodes and Acanthamoeba castellana, that demonstrate intracellular persistence up to 5 days (13,28,29).

At 24 hr after treatment, intracellular TG levels in 3T3-L1 adipocytes were determined employing a commercially available Lipid Assay kit (Cosmo Bio, Tokyo, Japan) [15], according to the manufacturer's protocol, and the values obtained were adjusted to the intracellular total protein contents.

Their small size and robust nature, particularly the resistance to changes in pH and ability to bind in intracellular conditions makes them the perfect complement to Feldan's technology.

Also, the stealthy nature of Brucella can make it able to evade from pattern recognition receptors of the innate immune arm, which can lead to its escape from intracellular destruction and to eventually replicate within phagocytic cells.

Keywords: 17-[beta]-estradiol; Hepcidin; Intracellular labile iron; Ferroportin; Transferrin receptor; MCF-7; SKOV-3