cell membrane

Converse of object

• protect: How are such small amounts of vitamin E able to protect cell membranes against sustained free radical attack?
• stabilize: Quercetin possesses powerful antioxidant properties and like other bioflavonoids, has the ability to stabilize cell membranes.
• cause: The consequence is deficient oxygen supply and damage to cell membranes caused by so-called " free radicals " .

Adjective modifier

• red: Malaria parasite antigens exposed on the surface of the infected red blood cell membrane.
• fungal: The antibiotic shows strong affinity for ergosterol in the fungal cell membrane.

Modifies a noun

• integrity: It is involved in cell stability and maintaining cell membrane integrity.
• protein: This hapten can conveniently be coupled to carriers such as soluble proteins, cell membrane proteins or to membrane soluble lipid anchors.
• damage: Internally, it has been used to prevent cell membrane damage, speed the healing.. .
• transport: The adducin genes contribute significantly to population variation in rat blood pressure and cell membrane sodium transport.
• dysfunction: Kidd PM, Bipolar disorder and cell membrane dysfunction.
• stability: Taurine helps to regulate heartbeat, maintains cell membrane stability and helps to prevent brain cell over activity.

Noun used with modifier

• plasma: T tubules are invaginations of muscle cell plasma membrane.
• blood: Malaria parasite antigens exposed on the surface of the infected red blood cell membrane.
• surface: A positive reaction was found on the cell surface membranes or apical parts of neoplastic follicles.
• muscle: T tubules are invaginations of muscle cell plasma membrane.
• damage: Toxic substances may disturb normal cell function, damage cell membranes, interfere with enzyme and immune systems and RNA and DNA activity.
• wall: The resilience of the cell wall membrane also plays a major part in sound absorption in PU foams.