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cytochalasin (noun): A toxic fungal metabolite that is used in biological research to study actin polymerization
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- Any of several related fungal metabolites that have an effect on cytokinesis while not affecting karyokinesis
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cytochalasin
One cytochalasin will bind to one actin filament.
The latter alkylation is being used to develop a possible cytochalasin synthesis.
The crystalline cytochalasin in said composition may be in an emulsion or microemulsion.
Control cells were also incubated with glucose transporter inhibitors cytochalasin and phloretin.
Erythrocytes exposed to cytochalasin and subsequently washed displayed the same osmotic fragility as controls.
The oocyte is placed in a small drop of medium containing cytochalasin B in a micromanipulation chamber.
Cytochalasin B is used in this description as a typical cytochalasin.
The inhibition of migration by cytochalasin B resulted in this loss of organization or polarity.
Cytochalasin B is used in this description as a prototypical cytochalasin.
This retardation of wrap resorbsion may result from cytochalasin B inhibition of macrophage migration and function.
Preferred agents for this purpose are staurosporin and cytochalasin B.
Test dilutions of cytochalasin B or control medium were added.
Foci of dystrophic mineralization were seen in the cytochalasin B treated artery.
It was found that cytochalasin B administration can result in a biological stenting effect.
Preferred agent for this purpose is cytochalasin B.
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The cytochalasin D concentration has been kept constant with respect to the pretreatment.
Treatment with the association of cytochalasin B and fMLP highly induced elastase release by PMN.
Cytochalasin B caused complete depolymerization of microfilaments along with the accumulation of paracrystalline remnants.
The use as claimed in claim 12 wherein the dosage form comprises an analog of cytochalasin.
Others such as Cytochalasin D bind to actin monomers and prevent them from polymerizing into filaments.
However, one of the two animals sacrificed on day 4 still had cytochalasin B levels above background.
Cytochalasin B also has effects on bacteria.
For therapeutic purposes, research on cytochalasin B is done.
Cytochalasin B and taxol were administered periadventially.
Ten µg / ml is the maximum saturation concentration of cytochalasin B in saline.
Cytochalasin B, applied in combination with colchicine or auxin, produced approximately additive effects.
In the following years, the knowledge concerning cytochalasin B was broadened.
When cytochalasin B was used to block phagocytosis, decreases in treponemal numbers were still detected.
The intravascular stent of claim 10 wherein the cytoskeletal inhibitor comprises cytochalasin B.
These data suggest that cytochalasin B acts as a " biological stent " when delivered to traumatized arteries.
The results of a continuous exposure experiment are shown in Table 5 for suramin, staurosporin and cytochalasin B.
Cytochalasin B, for example, was evaluated to determine suitability for use in free therapeutic agent protocols.
Inhibitors of glucose uptake, cytochalasin B and phloretin, also inhibited glucose uptake.
Cytochalasin B is an inhibitor of glucose transporters and inhibits insulin-stimulated glucose uptake.
By 12 hours after administration, there were very low levels of cytochalasin B in tissues.
Thus, cytochalasin B inhibition of cellular repair appears to increase tunica media necrosis.
Nonspecific uptake, measured in the presence of 10 µM cytochalasin B, is subtracted from all values.
Studies done with cytochalasin D ( CD ) have found that CD-actin dimers contain ATP-bound actin upon formation.
Key words, single cell chemical treatment, cytoplasmic streaming, barley coleoptile, cytochalasin A, acridine orange.
In the relevant experiments, nocodazole, cytochalasin B, or cycloheximide is added 3 h before addition of lactacystin.
The therapeutic shunt or adventitial wrap of claim 4 comprising 10 to 30 weight percent of a cytochalasin.
There was no endothelization in the cytochalasin B wrap-treated artery and < 20 % endothelization in the control artery.
Low doses of cytochalasins ( e.g., cytochalasin B ) also disrupt microfilament networks of actin.
The maximal recovery of cytochalasin B from tissue extracts was 32 %.
G of the aqueous solution containing the cytochalasin D and 30 g of R-134a were used in this extraction.
