Sentence examples for act as messenger from inspiring English sources

Bill Clinton also was keen to defrost relations with Cuba and had none other than the late Gabriel García Márquez, a trusted pal of Fidel Castro, to act as messenger.

Cyclooxygenases catalyze among other things the formation of prostaglandins that act as messenger molecules in inflammation.

Bees in the retinue regulate queen behavior via the rate at which they feed her and act as messenger bees by spreading the queen's pheromones about the nest (Velthuis 1972; Seeley 1979).

They act as messengers, alerting nearby cells to the invader.

In folk tale the Corvidae family – crows, magpies, jackdaws, rooks – act as messengers and agents of justice.

The human immune system produces dozens of cytokines, with names like "interleukin-1" and "interferon-gamma," which act as messengers between cells, coordinating immune responses such as inflammation.

Remodeling produces cell-wall fragments that are recycled but can also act as messengers for bacterial communication, as effector molecules in immune response and as signaling molecules triggering antibiotic resistance.

One hypothesis is that it could be a "pheromone", or chemical messenger that acts between individuals in much the same way that hormones act as messengers within the body.

"As a consequence, we also plan to lose all our current casuals in production in London plus a number of people who support production such as those who act as messengers.

Research in mice has hinted that protons--hydrogen atoms stripped of their electrons--might act as messengers, but until now direct evidence has been lacking.

They could act as messengers to deliver imaging markers for examining damaged blood vessels, or possibly carry clot-dissolving drugs to their targets in a person's bloodstream.