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The transgene can therefore be guided specifically to thetargetcell, where it is internalised via receptor-mediated endocytosis.
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Depending on thetargetcell, they have the potential of high transduction efficiencies and low immunogenic potential.
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This interaction ultimately leads to fusion with thetargetcelland release of the vesicles' components, thereby transferring bioactive molecules, lipids, genetic material, and proteins.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The neurotransmitter binds to receptor molecules in the membrane of thetargetcell.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Neurosecretion cells also release their product farther than normal neurons, which only secrete short distances, into the extracellular space some distance from thetargetcell.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.An additional factor is now their use of a common receptor site by which they enter thetargetcell.
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However, automation of thetargetcellseparation was still difficult mainly because of manual pipetting work with a mechanical micromanipulator.
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These tools enable researchers to identify genes and proteins in atargetcell, tissue or organ with relative ease through the use of high-throughput techniques.
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In addition, the increased body size would have to result from either an increasedtargetcellnumber, an increased cell size, or both.
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Thus, polar tube antigens must play a significant role in the binding to thetargetcelland some intraspecific variability of these antigens is conceivable.
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The narrow plastic delivery tube is positioned above thetargetcell, 50 m from the cell surface.
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Again, it is likely that eachtargetcellact as independent sites of convergence.
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The bound antibody recognises the fetal specifictargetcellsurface antigen, binding the beads to the cells of interest.
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This is because the amount of tracer directly injected into thetargetcelldiffers between injections due to variation of electrode and cell proper ties following cell penetration.
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Carrier-based systems package many drug molecules within a single carrier unit, only to be released ideally at the target site or after uptake into thetargetcell.
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Attachment is achieved when receptors on the capsid or viral envelope become connected to complementary receptor proteins on the cell membrane of thetargetcell.
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