syncytia การใช้

• Anaplastic cells display marked nucleus or several nuclei ( syncytia ).
• Some viral infections cause a strange CPE, the formation of syncytia.
• These lack cell walls; the syncytia are created by cell fusion.
• These multinucleated cells appear very similar to virally induced syncytia.
• Syncytia are large cycoplasmic masses that contain many nuclei.
• The chlorarachniophytes form multinucleate cells by fusion, being syncytia and not coenocytes.
• This syncytia is called grex of cellular slime moulds ( dictyostelids and acrasids ).
• It also causes infected cells to fuse with neighbouring cells to form large, multinucleated syncytia.
• The characteristic feature of this highly lethal syncytia " ), which result from cell fusion.
• Such multinucleated cells are called syncytia.
• Although these invasive interstitial cytotrophoblasts can no longer divide, they retain their ability to form syncytia.
• The first is syncytia, in which infected cells tend to fuse together into cells with many nuclei.
• The syncytia are dioecious ( either male or female ), but young syncytia can fuse to produce both male and female.
• The syncytia are dioecious ( either male or female ), but young syncytia can fuse to produce both male and female.
• Multinucleated giant cells ( small syncytia ) are found in the placental bed and myometrium as a result of the fusion of interstitial cytotrophoblasts.
• Furthermore, the fusion ( F ) protein is important in aiding the fusion of the host and viral cellular membranes, eventually forming syncytia.
• SFV causes syncytia, or more figurative, " giant cells ", which look, on a slide, like foamy bubbles, hence its name.
• One recognized feature of the Sendai virus, shared with members of its genus, is the ability to induce syncytia formation in vitro in eukaryotic colonies.
• Examination of fetal gut ( 5 to 7 weeks ), colonic adenomas, and adenocarcinomas has revealed nuclei that look like hollow bells encased in tubular syncytia.
• HERV-W s main gene expression is ERVWE-1 which is a highly fusogenic env glycoprotein also called syncytin-1 because it induces the formation of syncytia ( multinucleated cells ).