10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PINOCYTIC»
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ROLE OF PINOCYTIC TRANSPORT IN THE ALVEOLAR-CAPILLARY
MEMBRANE Evidence for the role of pinocytic vesicles in transendothelial
transport was largely obtained from time-sequence studies after the intravenous
injection of ...
CIBA Foundation Symposium, 2009
fractionation, we developed an alternative approach which involved modifying
the classical technique of lactoperoxidase-glucose oxidase (LPO—GO)catalysed
iodination to permit the selective labelling of pinocytic vesicles from within intact ...
CIBA Foundation Symposium, 2009
However, even with the same number of adherent cells, which may be estimated
by DNA content (ADAMS 1981) or by nuclei counting, the compared samples
may differ in cell volume and shape, which may affect their pinocytic activity. Thus
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Pinocytic Movements Foods in solution may be ingested by pinocytosis (Lewis,
1931; Mast and Doyle, 1934; Holter, 1959), which is generally assumed to
resemble the canaliculation of the “import” mechanism, so that phagocytic and
pinocytic ...
Isolated adipose cells incubated 60 min in KRB-albumin buffer in the presence of
10 fig colloidal gold per ml. pinocytic origin (1 1-14). This low level of labeling
may reflect a limitation in the capacity of the adipose cell's pinocytic system ...
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Genetic Control of Natural Resistance to Infection and ...
The pinocytic ability of 3.4 N was not significantly different than that of Cat 55 (
Table 2). Table 3 Effect of Culture on Pinocytic Activity CELL LINE 24 HOURS 72
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Microbiology for Health Careers
Large molecules such as proteins and lipids, which cannot pass through the cell
membrane, will enter a cell by way of the pinocytic vesicles. The pinocytic
vesicles form by having the cell membrane fold inward to form a pocket. Some of
the ...
Lynne I. Grover-Lakomia, Elizabeth Fong, 1998
Further classification of pinocytic mechanisms, according to their metabolic and
cytoskeletal requirements as well as vesicle size, has been proposed by Allison
& Davies (1974). Macropinocytosis is defined as requiring metabolic energy and
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C. D. Ockleford, A. Whyte, 1980
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Principles and Models of Biological Transport
Pinocytic vesicles, found in capillary wall, epithelia, and other cell types, are
small and contain only solution. Pinocytic vesicles are typically 100 nm in
diameter. Pinocytic activity is constitutive; that is, the cell continues to form
pinocytic vesicles ...
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Physiological Mechanisms Of Marine Pollutant Toxicity
Consequently, only major accumulations of metals have been identified and
found in the pinocytic vesicles and tertiary lysosomes. Pinocytic Vesicles The
cells of many absorptive epithelia take up particulate material by a process of ...
