Sentence examples for accessible to host from inspiring English sources

The localization of the M antigen to the cell surface of H. capsulatum yeast and the characterization of the protein's major epitopes have important implications since it demonstrates that although the protein may participate in protecting the fungus against oxidative stress it is also accessible to host immune cells and antibody.

It is generally little understood whether and how microbial patterns derived from complex extracellular assemblies, such as bacterial cell walls, are accessible to host PRRs for host immune activation in eukaryotes.

From the perspective of finding target antigens for vaccine development, it is encouraging to note that the majority of I. scapularis serpins are putatively extracellular as they will be accessible to host immune response factors.

HDAC1 has been shown to be recruited to the LTR by transcription factors such as LSF/YY1, AP-4, NF- κB p50 homodimer, C-myc with Sp1, and CBF-1 by binding near the NF- κB/NFAT binding site [ 8– 12] and has been shown to alter the nucleosome-DNA interaction by making HIV-1 less accessible to host and viral factors.

Trichostatin A (TSA) is a general HDAC inhibitor that functions by acetylating lysine residues on class I and II histone tails of nucleosomes, thereby allowing for the integrated HIV-1 LTR DNA to become more accessible to host transcription factors and polymerases.

Secreted proteins from the parasite ova embolized in the liver of the host are accessible to the host immune cells being located at the host-parasite interface and thus constantly exposed to the host liver tissues.

In addition, we defined a large number of potentially secreted D. immitis proteins that may contribute to the host-parasite interaction and also be accessible to the host immune system.

Gut commensal bacteria play critical roles in making nutrients accessible to the host, in the development of the immune system, and in the host's metabolism.

Researchers have logically chosen the envelope protein as a vaccine candidate since it is an outer surface, membrane protein easily accessible to the host's immune system.

In S. mansoni, the protein has been immunolocalised to the tegument and therefore is accessible to the host's immune system.

Suicide before and suicide after immunity were treated as two alternative strategies that evolve independently and are equally accessible to the host.