Übersetzung für 'cellular death' von Englisch nach Deutsch

cellular death

Zelltod {m}biol.

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death-watch / deathwatch / death watch beetle [Xestobium rufovillosum, syn.: X. tessellatum]

Buntwürfeliger Nagekäfer {m}entom.T

Bunter Klopfkäfer {m}entom.T

Scheckiger Pochkäfer {m}entom.T

Scheckiger Klopfkäfer {m}entom.T

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cellular {adj}

zellular

zellulärbiol.

zellenartig

zellig

zellhaltig [(Wurzel-)Zement]dent.

Zellen-

zellartig

zellenförmig

cellular metabolism

Zellstoffwechsel {m}biochem.

cellular biology

Zellbiologie {f}acad.biol.

cellular response

Zellreaktion {f}biol.

cellular neuroscience

zelluläre Neurowissenschaft {f}acad.spec.

cellular function

Zellfunktion {f}biol.

cellular market

Mobilfunkmarkt {m}telecom.

cellular pathology

Zellpathologie {f}acad.biol.

cellular module

Zellmodul {n}biol.

• It functions by inhibiting the action of DNA-gyrase, preventing bacterial cells from reproducing or repairing themselves, resulting in cellular death.
• In cases of tissue damage, for example, gatekeeper genes would ensure that balance of cell growth over cellular death remains in check.
• Collins and collaborators discovered, using systems biology approaches, that all classes of bactericidal antibiotics induce a common oxidative damage cellular death pathway.
• Thus, the synergistic effect of these three proteins leads to cellular death through a cascade of events that allow the proteins to enter the cell and disrupt cellular function.
• Anaplastic tumors have a high mitotic rate and frequently invades the local blood and lymphatic vessels. Cellular death is frequently visualized on microscopic images.

• For example, a recent study has used TFOs to reduce cellular death in hepatoma cells through the decreasing the expression of MET.
• The cell shrinks and cellular death occurs, this is called 'dehydration at cellular level'.
• Changes in osmotic pressure requires large amounts of energy and can result in cellular damage and cellular death within the organisms.
• The name foamy virus can be attributed to the foamy appearance of the cells upon rapid lysation and syncytium formation, vacuolization and cellular death, which is also known as a cytopathic effect (CPE).
• Microinfarcts are microscopic lesions, of cellular death or tissue necrosis, which are a result of pathologies involving small vessels.

• Ionizing radiation works by damaging the DNA of cancerous tissue leading to cellular death.
• Lastly, direct irradiation, chemotherapy, or oxidative stress may lead to cellular malfunction ultimately leading to cellular death.
• The simplest phenotypic screens employ cell lines and monitor a single parameter such as cellular death or the production of a particular protein.
• The anti-apoptotic gene product Bcl-2 is not an active inhibitor of UCP-2 initiated cell death, further distinguishing oncosis and apoptosis as distinct cellular death mechanisms.
• Missing from this cellular death are any signs of apoptotic induction such as characteristic changes to nuclear morphology and PARP cleavage.

• When antimicrobial agents bind to proteins, structural changes occur to the cell membrane resulting in cellular death.
• Erythema in KWE has been attributed to necrobiosis (cellular death) within the Malpighian layer (the innermost layer of the epidermis).
• Mitotic Catastrophe has been defined as either a cellular mechanism to prevent potentially cancerous cells from proliferating or as a mode of cellular death that occurs following improper cell cycle progression or entrance.