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Role of Shape in Particle-Lipid Membrane Interactions: From Surfing to Full Engulfment
Endocytosis is a fundamental cellular process that mediates the uptake of nutrients, pathogens, and therapeutic agents. (1) Understanding and controlling the interaction between foreign bodies and cell membranes in endocytosis are critical for numerous biomedical applications, including targeted drug delivery, (2) intracellular imaging, (3) and nanotoxicity studies.
Concurrent multiple myeloma and mast cell neoplasia in a 13-year-old castrated male Maine Coon cat
A 13-year-old, castrated male Maine Coon cat was presented to Oklahoma State University Boren Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital for yearly echocardiographic examination monitoring hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) diagnosed in 2003. Physical examination revealed a heart murmur and premature beats, likely related to HCM, but was otherwise unremarkable. A biochemistry profile revealed a hyperglobulinemia (6.3 g/dL).
The science of cancer spread
Ghajar’s research has shown that the outer edge of the blood vessel seems to be a special kind of oasis for traveling tumor cells. If they can make it out of the blood in less than three days and remain right next to the vessel wall, they’re protected. These circulatory river banks protect the tumor cells from destruction by the immune system, but they also protect the patient — to a point. The tumor cells stay “dormant,” or asleep and undividing, in those special sanctuaries.
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