Sentence examples for Naïve response from inspiring English sources
The formation of a ternary MHC: epitope: T cell receptor complex drives the initial naïve response and can stimulate subsequent B cell activation and maturation.
The most striking finding was the seemingly naïve response in Jemalong at the early time point compared to massive changes in gene expression in JE154.
An. gambiae G3 was infected with Plasmodium berghei, and midguts were collected 24 h after the first infection (naïve response) or after a second infection (primed response) [ 11].
We have previously shown that T cells exposed to CTLA4-KDEL-expressing CBK DCs in vivo will not subsequently respond to CBK DCs but will show a normal naïve response to B10.A DCs (Fig. 4A and B).
Something about the battle, about al-Qaeda's naïve resentments and America's naïve responses, seemed unhinged.
The scheme included components of what would be considered a scientifically valid response as well as naïve responses that focused on erroneous factors.
Many studies lament the challenge of science learning, the claim being that students' naïve responses to phenomena conflict with conceptions established by the scientific community (for reviews, see Murphy & Alexander, 2008; Pfundt & Duit, 1993).
Therefore, we cannot exclude that the reduced performance indices for aversive and appetitive learning of TH-GAL4/UAS-shits1 larvae at restrictive temperature might be partially due to changes in the naïve responses, at least to BA.
On the other hand, this suggests that DA neurons may be involved either in processing of odor and sugar stimuli or alternatively in mediating appropriate naïve responses to odors and sugar.
In the context of some infections caused by different viruses, heterologous immunity may contribute to the immunodominance of low-avidity memory responses over higher-avidity naïve responses.
Furthermore, we show that the removal of PMN not only attenuates Tm-mediated rejection but allows donor-reactive Treg to suppress memory BM3 T cells in a manner similar to that seen during control of naïve responses.
