- Cytolysis, or
osmotic lysis,
occurs when a cell
bursts due to an
osmotic imbalance that has
caused excess water to
diffuse into the cell.
Water can enter...
- T cell (also
known as TC,
cytotoxic T lymphocyte, CTL, T-killer cell,
cytolytic T cell, CD8+ T-cell or
killer T cell) is a T
lymphocyte (a type of white...
- last indefinitely. This
persistent non-
cytolytic enterovirus is a
mutated quasispecies, and such non-
cytolytic infections have been
found in the pancreas...
- host
during the
acute phase can
transform these viruses into the non-
cytolytic form (also
known as non-cytopathic or
defective enterovirus). This form...
-
receptors expressed on NK cells,
resulting in NK activation,
release of
cytolytic granules and
consequent cell apoptosis. This is a
major killing mechanism...
-
species of
stonefish is a
tetrameric glycoprotein with
cardiovascular and
cytolytic effects. The
structure of
verrucotoxin is a
tetrameric protein with a...
- In cell biology, a
granule is a
small particle barely visible by
light microscopy. The term is most
often used to
describe a
secretory vesicle containing...
-
Coxsackie A
virus (CAV) is a
cytolytic Coxsackievirus of the
Picornaviridae family, an
enterovirus (a
group containing the polioviruses, coxsackieviruses...
-
treat IgG4-related
disease and lupus. It
works as a "bifunctional, non-
cytolytic,
humanised monoclonal antibody that
binds CD19 and Fc
gamma receptor IIb...
-
polymers possess antimicrobial activity with
increase in
polymers and show
cytolytic,
cytotoxic and
antifouling activities. The most
widely emplo**** are cytotoxicity...
