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Mitochondrial outer membrane permeabilization (MOMP), also
known as the
mitochondrial outer membrane permeability, is one of two ways
apoptosis (a type...
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protein called lysenin,
which is a pore-forming toxin,
which is able to
permeabilize and lyse
invading cells. It is best at
targeting foreign cells whose...
- is
widely used to lyse
cells to
extract protein or organelles, or to
permeabilize the
membranes of
living cells. Some
applications include: Inactivation...
- DNA
damage and in
their PARP capacity. PARP
activity measured in the
permeabilized mononuclear leukocyte blood cells of
thirteen mammalian species correlated...
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range as
compared to
acetate buffers.
Lithium acetate is also used to
permeabilize the cell wall of
yeast for use in DNA transformation. It is believed...
- cell
death markers (phosphatidylserine
exposure and cell
membrane permeabilization). A
selection of
techniques that can be used to
distinguish apoptosis...
- rest of the cell but are
released following mitochondrial membrane permeabilization during apoptosis or p****ively
after mitochondrial damage. However,...
- been
observed contracting in a
spiral cork**** fashion, and
isolated permeabilized smooth muscle cells adhered to gl**** (so
contractile proteins allowed...
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degrading effects of bile salts.
Detergent activity of bile
salts can
permeabilize bacterial membranes which can
eventually lead to
membrane collapse and/or...
