… particle uptake, as cells become stiffer when plated on a more rigid substrate and vice versa.
Based on this, we hypothesized that cancer cells … capacities to uptake foreign particles. The …

… , alpha-particle emitting radionuclides and foreign genetic … cancer cell but also into a specific
subcellular compartment, usually into the most sensitive/vulnerable site of the cancer cell. …

… Without the presence of surface-bound or adsorbed opsonin proteins, the phagocytes are
typically not able to bind or recognize the foreign particles. One method of attachment occurs …

… cell binding ability. The specific binding of huA33 mAb-coated particles is also reported for
two colorectal cancer cell … the huA33 mAb-functionalized particles. This investigation aims to …

… of DIC microscopy for single-particle tracking in living cells. In our … human lung cancer cell
(A549) without staining the cell. … pits of the cell membrane form vesicles which contain foreign …

… models of foreign‐body‐induced tumorigenesis. What is notable is that the foreign bodies
themselves … Such foreign‐body‐induced carcinogenesis is also recognized in the step of tumor …

… by cancer drugs and chemotherapy regimens can significantly influence cell mechanics and
… greater understanding of the mechanics of cancer cell deformability and its interactions with …

… relationship of intracisternal type A particles to type C particles. Whether the type A particles
demonstrated in this study are etiologically related to the foreign body-induced sarcomas or …

… samples, exogenous particles of different sizes and … cells, there were micro- and nano-sized
foreign particles, which EDS has revealed to be mostly metallic in origin. These particles …

… to lung cancer cells were … cells could occur by poor MNPs transport to cancerous cells
resulting in sub-lethal temperature with induced resistance [86]. Highly responsive particles to …