Sentence examples for a circulating population from inspiring English sources

MSC are not only a bone marrow resident population of cells, but they are also a tissue resident population and may even be a circulating population.

This would argue against the presence of a circulating population of these cells.

34 Notably, within the B lymphocyte lineage, FCRL3 expression peaks on a circulating population of effector memory B cells that are also found in the spleen and have been considered a human MZ B cell equivalent.

The other two RIC patients evaluated at 90 days and at 180 days had a circulating population of IgMposIgDposCD38posCD5pos B cells that expressed intracellular IL-10 as determined by flow cytometry.

Here we will consider the patterns of acquisition and loss of the external protein coding segments on the backbone of each internal protein coding segment, since this represents the mechanism for generating antigenic novelty in a circulating population of viruses from the perspective of the internal protein coding segments.

The 2010 outbreak strain was likely introduced from a globally circulating population of strains rather than evolving from an endemic Australian strain.

These data suggest instead that the increase in proportion of NK cells expressing HLA-DR, in response to IL-2 stimulation, is due to preferential expansion of a small circulating population of HLA-DR+ cells, rather than de novo expression on previously non-expressing cells.

This preferential expansion of an initially small circulating population of HLA-DR-expressing NK cells drives, in part, the increase in HLA-DR expression following IL-2 or IL-15 stimulation.

Older erythrocytes are more susceptible to oxidative stress precipitated by PQ challenge and, in concert with the infection, results in a younger and more robust circulating population.

All the recombination events in the 6B variants were ancestral meaning they occurred a long time ago and have since become fixed in the current circulating population.

The morbidity of diphtheria in Belarus decreased as a consequence of mass immunization and was accompanied in 1996 by changes in the circulating population of C. diphtheriae.