1. Autolysis synonyms, Autolysis pronunciation, Autolysis translation, English dictionary definition of Autolysis

2. How to say Autolysis in English? Pronunciation of Autolysis with 2 audio pronunciations, 1 synonym, 1 meaning, 12 translations and more for Autolysis.

3. The process of Autolysis The process of Autolysis begins with the death of the cell

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10. The word “Autolysis” essentially means “self-destruction.”

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12. N Autolysis Self-dissolution; in physiology, self-digestion; autodigestion

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14. During rigor mortis, a process called Autolysis occurs

15. Autolysis is the "self-digestion" of the cell

16. Autolysis is not a highly regulated process as apoptosis.

17. Autolysis is a process where cells self-destruct using digestive enzymes

18. Autolysis assays were performed using a modification of previously published methods

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20. Early stages of Autolysis produce gentle suggestions of bread dough

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22. Autolysis is a natural event that occurs in most filamentous fungi

23. Autolysis is driven by the digestive enzymes secreted from the lysosomes

24. 10 Early rigor mortis and rapid autolysis indicate the need for prompt necropsy examinations.

25. The cells most susceptible to Autolysis tend to be dying or dead cells

26. Autolysis: The enzymatic digestion of cells by enzymes present within them

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28. The enzyme was derivatized by reductive methylation (Lys side-chains) to prevent Autolysis

29. In terms of cell physiology, Autolysis is the centerpiece of carbon-starving fungal cultures

30. ‘A common problem for pathologists examining hysterectomy specimens is finding pronounced tissue Autolysis.’ ‘Ultrastructural examination failed to detect viral inclusions, although the tissue exhibited a sizable degree of postmortem Autolysis.’

31. Trypsin Autolysis Products The trypsin used was side-chain protected porcine trypsin from Promega

32. During Autolysis, the internal membrane of the cell breaks down and the cell dies

33. “The original term is “Autolysis”, is Greek in origin, and is considered a standard term in biology

34. Rigor mortis does not end because muscles relax but instead because Autolysis takes command

35. Nidulans genome, the secreted endochitinase ChiB was shown to play a major role in Autolysis.

36. The data suggest that it underwent some Autolysis prior to and/or during the derivatization

37. Autolysis is a characteristic postmortem finding and is present in an increasing number of tissues as the body “ages”. Autolysis first appears in the pancreas, which is related to the quantity of hydrolytic enzymes in the pancreas

38. Autolysis When a yeast cell dies, it ruptures - releasing several off-flavors into the beer. When you have a large yeast mass on the bottom of the fermentor, you have a large potential for off-flavors due to Autolysis

39. Autolysis, plasmolysis and enzymatic hydrolysis of baker's yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae): a comparative study World J Microbiol Biotechnol

40. An autolyse (“oh-toe-lease”), sometimes written as autolyze, Autolysis, or dough Autolysis, is the act of combining the flour and some or all of the water in a recipe, and then leaving the mixture to rest for some period.

41. Autolysis definition is - breakdown of all or part of a cell or tissue by self-produced enzymes.

42. Autolysis (noun) A two-stage mixing process where water and flour are combined first before adding leavening and salt

43. Principal Translations: Inglés: Español: Autolysis n noun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc

44. One part of this process is Autolysis (auto = self and lysis = breakdown), which is cellular self-digestion

45. They will find that intelligent Autolysis occurs throughout the body, as does intelligent rebuilding once the patient starts eating again

46. Autolysis is the uncontrolled and unintentional process of cell death, initiating in response to cell injury or infection

47. In biology, Autolysis, more commonly known as self-digestion, refers to the destruction of a cell through the action of its own enzymes

48. ‘Specimens from living patients vastly outnumber autopsy specimens, and the absence of Autolysis makes tissue from living people technically preferable for most purposes.’

49. Autolysis definition: the destruction of cells and tissues of an organism by enzymes produced by the cells Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

50. Under specific conditions, however, instead of reverse remodeling and Cicatrization, aggressive thrombus-associated autolysis of the aneurysm wall may result in delayed rupture.

51. Autolysis in winemaking relates to the complex chemical reactions that take place when a wine spends time in contact with the lees, or dead yeast cells, after fermentation.While for some wines - and all beers - Autolysis is undesirable, it is a vital component in shaping the flavors and mouth feel associated with premium Champagne production

52. My point through all of this is that Autolysis, even at very low detectable levels, takes a considerable amount of time to develop.

53. What does Autolysis mean? The destruction of tissues or cells of an organism by the action of substances, such as enzymes, that are produced withi

54. Autolysis is important in the production of sparkling wines, sherry, and white wines produced with prolonged yeast contact, such as the "sur lie" method

55. Autolysis is a process in bread making which involves mixing flour and water together for a period of time, before adding other ingredients. This hydrates the flour, which encourages enzymes to begin gluten development

56. Some researches (Benjakul et al., 2003; Magdalena et al., 2007) have also found that degradation of fish muscle proteins during processing and storage are one of main causes of fish Autolysis.

57. Knowing how to determine the extent of postmortem Autolysis is an important skill to acquire in trying to assess findings at necropsy or deciding whether to transport a carcass to the laboratory for full necropsy.

58. Autolysis is the final result of these stresses, where the vacuolar membranes inside the yeast disintegrate; releasing hydrolytic enzymes that cause the cells to burst open, releasing the contents of the cell into the beer

59. The Autolysis Or autodigestion is the destruction of a cell through the action of its own enzymes. It can also refer to the digestion of one enzyme by another molecule of the same enzyme

60. Further, Autolysis is a process where the intracellular enzymes of yeast break down internal components in the cell, resulting in reduced chain length of protein and peptides, J o u r n a l P r e

61. If Autolysis isn't prevalent in crisp, clean lagers that have undergone very lengthy (3-4 months) lagering in contact with large amounts of yeast, then I argue it is indeed a bogeyman in most ales

62. Finally we observed a noteworthy excretion of amino acids into the fermentation medium varying qualitatively with the very specific N-nutrient base. This fact is not to be mixed up with the phenomenon of cell autolysis.

63. Autolysis (alcohol fermentation), the complex chemical reactions that take place when wine or beer spends time in contact with the (dead) yeast after fermentation Breadmaking#Preparation, the rest period in which dough is left without yeast or starter to autolyse for improved gluten development

64. In the filamentous fungus model organism Aspergillus nidulans, the last step of carbon-starvation-triggered Autolysis was the degradation of the cell wall of empty hyphae, and this process was independent of concomitantly progressing cell death at the level of regulation.

65. I was trying to explain the autolyse method to my sister, who's a pathologist, and her eyes lit up: "Autolysis!" In her world this process describes the self-digestion or destruction of tissue by its own enzymes

66. Is that autophagy is (biology) the process of self-digestion by a cell through the action of enzymes originating within the same cell often a defensive and/or self-preservation measure while Autolysis is (pathologycytology) the destruction of an organism's cells by enzymes produced by the organism itself.