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Significats de autolysis en anglès

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autólise
català
autolisi

Lysis of plant or animal tissue by an internal process.

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аутолиз
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autòlisi
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autolisis

A programmed cell death process observed in bacteria and filamentous fungi and leading to spontaneous death by lysis.

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Ús de autolysis en anglès
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The rates of Triton X-100-induced autolysis were also identical for the strain set.
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There exists some correlation between the degree of autolysis and the duration of artificial aeration.
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After the dough has undergone autolysis, knead it.
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Yeast autolysis during lees contact influences the organoleptic properties of wines especially by increasing their sweet taste.
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First, we verified by sensory analysis that yeast autolysis in red wine has a significant effect on sweetness.
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These results demonstrated the contribution of protein Hsp12p in the sweet perception consecutive to yeast autolysis in wine.
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This precise means of effecting cell death is a prerequisite for postmortem developmental events, including autolysis and chromatin degradation.
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The wild-type strain and the deletion mutant did not show any significant differences in growth curve, morphology, or autolysis.
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Deletion of genes that control cell death and autolysis affects the formation of the matrix cavity and microcolony dispersion.
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The filaments were also absent from blood cells from blood cells from normal subjects during the process of autolysis.
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In the presence of advanced autolysis, this method used on formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded brain sections is recommended over the other described methods.
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Mummification features destruction of the internal organs by autolysis and enteric bacterial action, and muscle and skin dehydration and hardening due to evaporation.
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Thus, cells targeted by photolytically generated 1O2 undergo a form of cell autolysis whose final common pathway is apoptotic.
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There is also significant motion in the turn, G258-T260, of a small solvent-exposed loop region which may make the protein vulnerable autolysis at that point.
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The rates of Triton X-100-induced autolysis were also identical for the strain set.
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There exists some correlation between the degree of autolysis and the duration of artificial aeration.
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Translations for autolysis
portuguès
autólise
Autolysis a través del temps