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Most of the compounds exhibited a potent ability to inhibit amyloid-β (Aβ) aggregation and monoamine oxidases.
Furthermore, Pep-1-K caused little or no dye leakage from negatively charged phosphatidylethanolamine/phosphatidylglycerol (7 3, w/w) vesicles, which mimic bacterial membranes but had a potent ability to cause depolarization of the cytoplasmic membrane potential of intact S. aureus cells.
IL-2, however, has a potent ability to induce the proliferation, differentiation, and activity of a number of immune cells, including T cells.
MUTZ-3 is a human acute myelomonocytic leukemia cell line with a potent ability to mimic primary human DCs [ 11].
We show that absence of the EPEC effector Tir confers onto the bacterium a potent ability to destroy polarized intestinal epithelia through extensive host cell detachment.
SP cells have been shown to be highly tumorigenic in immunodeficient mice and to possess a potent ability for colony formation and proliferation.
Such a complex would have a more potent ability to initiate transcription than individual enhancer promoter interactions.
In our previous report, a comparison of T cells generated from two methods commonly used in clinical trials showed that compared with OKT3/IL-2-stimulated T cells, CD3/CD28-Dynabead-stimulated T cells were more uniformly central memory cells with a significantly potent ability to control leukemia in Nalm6 mice model following intravenous infusion (Barrett et al., 2014).
The chemotactic assay confirmed our hypothesis and the supernatant of LPS-treated EC has a more potent ability to chemoattract monocytes or DCs (Figure 2d).
SSc CD4+ T cells have a more potent ability to activate fibroblasts than normal CD4+ T cells; this increases the rate of COL1A2 mRNA expression.
These findings suggest that daily supplementation of δ-T3 or TRF has a more potent ability to augment secondary immune responses to specific antigens compared to α-T.
