encysting (Meaning)

encysting

to form or become enclosed in a cyst, to enclose in or as if in a cyst, to enclose in a cyst

The amoeba entered an encysting stage to protect itself from harsh environmental conditions.
Encysting allows microorganisms to survive extreme temperatures, desiccation, and radiation.
The resulting cyst is a protective shell that shields the encysting organism from potentially lethal threats.
Encysting is triggered by environmental cues such as nutrient depletion or changes in pH.
Once encysting is initiated, the organism undergoes a series of internal changes to prepare for the dormant state.
The encysting process involves the formation of a cyst wall, which consists of various layers and provides protection.
Encysting enables microorganisms to disperse and colonize new environments when conditions become favorable again.
Pathogenic microorganisms can utilize encysting as a survival strategy to evade host immune responses and persist in chronic infections.
Encysting cysts can withstand extreme conditions for extended periods, preserving the viability of the organism within.
The study of encysting mechanisms has implications for understanding microbial ecology, pathogenesis, and the development of novel therapeutic strategies.

to form or become enclosed in a cyst, to enclose in or as if in a cyst, to enclose in a cyst

enframing, armoring, cocooning,encapsuling, encircling, ensphering, ensheathing, encapsulating, surrounding, enlacing

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The amoeba entered an encysting stage to protect itself from harsh environmental conditions.

Encysting allows microorganisms to survive extreme temperatures, desiccation, and radiation.

The resulting cyst is a protective shell that shields the encysting organism from potentially lethal threats.

Encysting is triggered by environmental cues such as nutrient depletion or changes in pH.