intracellular
intracellular
Definition
intra·cel·lu·lar (in′trə sel′yo̵̅o̅ lər)
adjective
existing or occurring within a cell
intracellular
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- organelle: The advantage of this model system stems from the distinctive morphology of WPB allowing them to be distinguished from other intracellular organelles.
- trafficking: Molecular explanations for these relationships are poorly defined, but most likely reflect differences in receptor binding and/or intracellular trafficking.
- localization: Changes in intracellular localization of calpastatin during calpain activation.
- vesicle: The antigens are then processed in a series of intracellular acidic vesicles, called endosomes ( Fig.
- parasite: This is also true for the intracellular parasites or invaders, being of eukaryotic, bacterial or viral origins.
- pathogen: Project 2: Intracellular pathogens are exposed to variety of reactive oxygen species.
Used with adjective complement
- increase: It appears, however, to be associated with a leucine transporter system across neuronal cell membranes and may increase intracellular GABA.
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