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Cytolysis, or
osmotic lysis,
occurs when a cell
bursts due to an
osmotic imbalance that has
caused excess water to
diffuse into the cell.
Water can enter...
- spheroplast.
Cytolysis occurs when a cell
bursts due to an
osmotic imbalance that has
caused excess water to move into the cell.
Cytolysis can be prevented...
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water in a
hypertonic solution. The
reverse process,
deplasmolysis or
cytolysis, can
occur if the cell is in a
hypotonic solution resulting in a lower...
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commonly known as the
death cap mushroom. The
protein is
toxic and
causes cytolysis in many
cells found in
animals and is
noted for its
hemolytic properties...
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pressure becomes increasingly uncompensated—eventually
causing cell
death (
cytolysis). In addition, the build-up of
peptidoglycan precursors triggers the activation...
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lymphocytes and
cause their lysis,
which is both complement-mediated
cytolysis and cell-mediated
opsonization followed by
removal of reticuloendothelial...
- enough, the
uptake of
excess water can
produce enough pressure to
induce cytolysis, or
rupturing of the cell. When
plant cells are in a
hypotonic solution...
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exterior forces. It also
prevents the cell from
expanding and
bursting (
cytolysis) from
osmotic pressure due to a
hypotonic environment. Some eukaryotic...
- work
together to
disrupt the
target cell's
plasma membrane leading to
cytolysis of the cell. The
complement system consists of more than 35
soluble and...
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cytokines (IFN-γ, TNF-α, IL-17) and
chemokines (IP-10, lymphotactin),
trigger cytolysis of
target cells (perforins, granzymes...), and
interact with
other cells...
