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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «BLEBBING»
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blebbing dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
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New Developments in Eye Research
Nonlethal Blebbing Nonlethal cell membrane blebbing is the process by which a
cell can pinch off part of its plasma membrane and cytosol in an attempt to
discard damaged cellular organelles, molecules and lipid membranes (Hageman
GS, ...
(49) The susceptibility of PUFAs to oxidation correlates directly with the number
of double bonds (i.e. DHA contains 6 double bonds), which renders the RPE cell
membrane especially susceptible to lipid peroxidation and blebbing.(49;1 10) ...
Leftpanel We have demonstrated that several different oxidants can induce
blebbing, including macrophage-derived myeloperoxidase, as well as
hydroquinone, an oxidant present in cigarette smoke, environmental pollution,
and processed ...
Philip L. Penfold, Jan M. Provis, 2005
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Characterization of the Biochemical, Signaling and ...
ROCK signaling mediates Raclb blebbing phenotype Previous work has shown
that a downstream effector of RhoA, ROCK, mediates the blebbing phenotype in
cell motility, in mitosis and in apoptotic cells (Sahai and Marshall, 2003; Sebbagh
...
Marian Agyiriwa Nyako, 2007
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Photochemistry and Photophysics
Among these is a so-called blebbing of the surface membrane, a small balloon-
like protrusion of the surface membrane. This is frequently accompanied by a
detachment of the cell from its substrate and a subsequent rounding of cellular ...
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Ultrastructural Pathology: The Comparative Cellular Basis of ...
Where the plasma membrane has been directly injured, as by phospholipases or
lecithinases, blebs may be large and contain larger cytoplasmic organelles.
During blebbing, cytoplasmic material in the bleb is lost either by rupture of the
bleb, ...
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Issues in Biophysics and Geophysics Research and ...
University of Maryland: Cell blebbing and membrane area homeostasis in
spreading and retracting cells New research, 'Cell blebbing and membrane area
homeostasis in spreading and retracting cells,' is the subject of a report.
According to ...
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Locomotion of Tissue Cells
One possible relation between contractility and extension is suggested by
another type of surface movement, known as blebbing. BLEBBING Blebs are
almost hemispherical herniations of the cell surface, which bulge out rapidly,
filling with ...
CIBA Foundation Symposium, 2009
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Membrane Glycoproteins—Advances in Research and Application: ...
blebbing. during. zebrafish. epiboly. By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Life
Science Weekly — Investigators publish new report on Developmental Biology.
According to news reporting originating in Stanford, California, by NewsRx ...
blebbing. For the vast majority of cells, cytochrome crelease from mitochondria
represents an irreparable loss of viability. The late occurring events of
programmed cell death mediated by the executioner caspases are primarily
directed at ...
Gerry Melino, David Vaux, 2010
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «BLEBBING»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
blebbing est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
RhoB loss induces Rac1-dependent mesenchymal cell invasion in …
... rounded cells did not present obvious amoeboid characteristics such as membrane blebbing or high contractility (Supplementary Figure S1A, ... «Nature.com, juil 15»
Interaction between living cells and polymeric particles: potential …
... in [EMI]BF4 and choline lactate was the same as the control, and no damage, such as shrinkage or blebbing of the cells, was observed. «Nature.com, juin 15»
A dying cell's last act
Apoptosis is a carefully choreographed event in which the cell packs up its own innards for recycling, before bulging, or “blebbing”, and ... «Cosmos, juin 15»
[Video] Death of a Human White Blood cell captured for the first time …
They irradiated THP-1 cells with UV radiation and induced apoptosis, leading to the usual membrane-blebbing morphology. Just when the ... «Biotechin.Asia, juin 15»
Iron-free and iron-saturated bovine lactoferrin inhibit survivin …
Cells in treatment groups showed detachment from culture surfaces, blebbing and rounded edges. Cell fragmentation and decrease in number ... «BMC Blogs Network, mai 15»
Synopsis: Water Flow Helps Cells Move
The two suppressed cell types showed similar effects, suggesting that the water flow regulated by aquaporins is as important for blebbing as ... «Physics, mai 15»
Patented compound kills various human pathogenic fungi, may …
... and with drimenol, on the right panel, were tested in vitro. Some treated fungi showed blebbing and rupturing of fungal cells, depicted …more. «Phys.Org, avril 15»
Time-Lapse Video of Zebrafish "Inner Ear" Development Wins 1st …
... Dr. Jeremy LogueNational Institutes of HealthBethesda, Maryland, USAHuman melanoma (cancer) cells blebbing (distorting)Confocal100x ... «Scientific Computing, avril 15»
Fusion protein comprised of the two schistosomal antigens, Sm14 …
An evident dorsal dimple is witnessed (Dp), along with suckers oedema and blebbing, X2,000. (F) Eminent flattening of the dorsal tubercles ... «BMC Blogs Network, mars 15»
Isolation of high-purity myenteric plexus from adult human and …
1H) and the absence of apoptotic blebbing. The latter could be proven using scanning electron microscopy (Fig. 1 I–K). With the application of ... «Nature.com, mars 15»
