... the cellmembrane by acoustic microstreaming generated by a contrast microbubble pulsating nearby a ...the cellmembrane and to determine the position and the magnitude of the peak shear ...
... their membrane in response. Interestingly, the cell spreading response, at the global cell scale, depends not on the local α-CD3 distribu- tion but on the overall ligand density - the cells integrate ...
... Accepted Article of two families of influx transporters (OAT and OATP) likely to be expressed in PBMC membranes [21,22] and whom influence on drug pharmacokinetics have been highlighted in several works [13,23– 26]. ...
... The work presented in this thesis lies at the interface of physics and cell bi- ology. The starting point was previous work by Didier Casanova, who showed in his thesis “Nanoparticules d’oxyde: d´ eveloppements et ...
... any cell, factor analysis was performed on all four ...describing cell shape dynamics in cancer cells ...predominantly cell dynamics ...by cellmembrane features observed in the initial ...
... in cellmembrane permeabilization as observed for other physical methods, chlorpromazine was used as a clathrin – mediated endocytosis ...for cellmembrane ...
... whole cell movement and edge dynamics. Whole cell movement as a function of space and time and its possible influence on protrusion retraction dynamics have not been studied in ...migration. Cell ...
... the cellmembrane Some membrane components are freely mobile in the cellmembrane (glycolipids, proteins) as part of the fluidity of the cellmembrane ...the cell ...
... step, membrane was subsequently hy- drated and 7 hydration levels were defined from the number of water molecules around a sulfonate group (λ), λ = 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, ...
... plasma membrane deformation, we have combined structural and in vitro reconstitution experiments with model ...of membrane tubules with diameters that resemble the diameter of ...viruses. Membrane ...
... to our knowledge the association of lipids and polymers has never been investigated so far to develop entirely asymmetric membranes. We herein introduce a versatile method to produce asym- metric giant hybrid ...
... exchange membrane fuel cell, membrane electrolyte assembly, water transport, fuel cell model, net water transport coefficient 1 Introduction Successful water management in the proton exchange ...
... the membrane. As the local membrane current density distribution is presumed constant for the hybrid model, a higher water vapor mole fraction is pre- dicted for this model at the anode ...
... fuel cell system components can severely poison the anode, membrane, and cathode, particularly at low-temperature ...the membrane, reducing proton conductivity; and change the ...
... pro- caspase-8 cleavage [161]. Caspase-8 is maintained within the DISC and cannot be released to the cytosol because the gen- eration of the p20 subunit of caspase-8 cannot occur in the presence of c-FLIP L . Active ...
... voltage stops increasing. At this point, the break-in procedure is thought to be complete and the cell is broken in and ready to oper- ate under normal use conditions. Depending on the MEAs, this process can take ...
... each cell under specified conditions, since: (1) expressed GFP show nuclear enrichment in NIH/3T3 cells (2) high cell densities preclude ability to measure whole-cell ...ventral cell surface ...
... The cell could be operated at a relatively high temperature of 140 ◦ C to show improved cell ...the membrane preparation process is needed with the addi- tion of silica ...single cell ...
... Dacheng Zhang 1 , Catherine Cadet 1 , Nadia Yousfi-Steiner 2,3,4 and Christophe B ´erenguer 1 Abstract The present work explores the challenges of handling the recovery phenomena in the degradation behavior of the Proton ...