intracellular

In general, the innermost layer of the seed coat of legumes consists of irregularly shaped cells with large 'intracellular' spaces.

In intact cells the probe was trapped both inside 'intracellular' organelles and the cytoplasm.

This process leads to cell lysis and the loss of 'intracellular' contents necessary for cell survival.

Modulation of 'intracellular' calcium also affects organelle position and motility.

Lysosomes are 'intracellular' organelles that specialize in breaking down cellular waste.

The same can also be expressed 'intracellularly' when introduced through plasmid or viral vectors.

This process occurs 'intracellularly' in lysosomes.

DNA is comparatively stable within cells, and DNA viruses may be more likely to persist than RNA viruses, which have to contend with ribonucleases, which are abundant both 'intracellularly' and extracellularly.

However, the majority of ABA metabolites were not detected 'intracellularly' , but rather were present in media.

Steroid and thyroid hormones are hydrophobic and diffuse from their binding proteins in the plasma, across the plasma membrane to 'intracellularly' localized receptors.