Übersetzung für "Cellular debris" in Deutsch

It also collects the blood and removes toxins and cellular debris.

The resulting cellular debris is presented to the immune system, thus resulting in long-term immunity.

Macrophages are known for engulfing and digesting pathogens, cellular debris, and cancer cells.

Applications in downstream processing include flocculation of cellular debris, protein crystallization and dissolution.

The cup must be full and contain a mixture of mucus, saliva, oesophageal fluid and cellular debris.

It's a healthy response to the trauma, all of those immune cells rushing to the site of the injury to salvage cellular debris and prevent the spread of infection to elsewhere in the body.

Regeneration during the acute (and subacute) phase must be done in an environment that is flooded with blood and cellular debris, which might have a detrimental effect on any applied treatment.

Curcumin modulates the activation of T cells, B cells, and natural killer cells (types of white blood cells known as lymphocytes), macrophages (“big eaters” which engulf and digest cellular debris and pathogens), and neutrophils.

A confirmative diagnosis may be based on finding spaces within the vessels that are filled with red blood cells, clots, dead cellular debris, and variable tumor cells.

But very early in Alzheimer's disease it changes, becomes detached from the cytoskeleton and lumps together as cellular debris.

The "Dot-like" pattern is caused by cyst-like spaces in the corneal epithelium, containing highrelective cellular debris.

The diagnosis of PAP can be made on the basis of HRCT features in conjunction with the typical bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL) findings of milky fluid consisting of basophilic granular extracellular deposits with enlarged foamy macrophages and cellular debris (May-GrÃ1?4nwald Giemsa).

The invention is based on the finding that cellular debris can be removed very effectively from the solution by the magnetic particles.

The magnetic forces have a uniform effect on the magnetic particles, and an annular, fringe-like deposit of the magnetic particles and of the cellular debris forms on the wall of the sample vessel.

The present invention is based on the surprising finding that nucleic acid purification gives improved results when cellular debris is removed under nonchaotropic conditions prior to the isolation of the nucleic acids from the sample.

This leads to the conclusion that, firstly, unlysed tissue or cellular debris impairs the efficient and quantitative purification of nucleic acids, particularly of RNA, and presumably interferes with the binding of nucleic acids to silica-coated magnetic particles under chaotropic conditions.

In this case, both cellular debris and the paraffin have to be removed during the purification of the nucleic acids after lysis.

However, in this method, there is no prior purification of the sample from cellular debris or deparaffinization under nonchaotropic conditions.

The term “cellular debris” comprises all biological components which are not the primary target of nucleic acid isolation and are to be separated from the actual target molecules by a purification or negative selection step.

It also becomes apparent that centrifugation of the lysed sample under nonchaotropic conditions to remove cellular debris can be substituted with an additional purification step with silica-coated magnetic particles under nonchaotropic conditions.

A major cause of aging is deterioration of the energy-producing components of the cell, resulting in reduced cellular metabolic activity, the accumulation of cellular debris (1-7).

This is done in document (H) by destroying the bacterial cells and isolating the desired protein from the cellular debris.