Sentence examples for adaptive interplay from inspiring English sources

An example of such adaptive interplay are phages that modify their receptor binding protein (RBP) or tail fibres to target a new cell surface receptor if the original receptor becomes unavailable as seen in Escherichia coli phage cI26 [ 6, 7].

Our analyses indicate that the ecotype-specific molecular signatures exhibited by P. marinus strains under study are not mere remnants of a continuous genetic drift, but a potential outcome of niche-oriented stepwise diversification of Prochlorococcus, orchestrated by an array of interplaying adaptive forces.

We analyzed the immunoregulatory potential of GM-CSF on human monocytes in vitro using microarray technology and functional assays taking all potential functions of human GM-CSF-activated monocytes into account (including gene expression, innate immune functions, interplay with adaptive immunity, wound healing).

We found that the complex interplay between adaptive neuron threshold and activity-dependent synaptic mechanisms is responsible for this new phenomenology.

Several studies provide evidence for an exciting interplay between adaptive immune responses to HCMV and manifestations of certain autoimmune disorders, for example, in RA and SLE.

An interplay of adaptive and neutral evolutionary processes leads to a characteristic pattern of genome expansion and gradual streamlining of genomes.

Although the pathological mechanism of IIM remains unclear, recent studies suggest that an interplay between adaptive immune, innate immune, and nonimmune mechanisms may be responsible for the damage and dysfunction that occur in myopathic muscle tissue [ 3].

Analysis of the protein structure and the functional implications of such mutations put forward the conclusion that this evolutionary scenario has been possible through a complex interplay between adaptive mutations, often structurally destabilizing, and compensatory mutations.

In our virtual cell model, which exhibits a high degree of flexibility in the evolving genotype to phenotype mapping, it proved crucial to analyze the interplay between adaptive and neutral evolutionary processes in detail in order to understand the evolutionary dynamics of genome structuring and the evolutionary potential of the different lineages.

The pregnant state involves a complex and remarkable interplay of both adaptive and supportive physiology, allowing a fetus to grow and thrive for a finite duration in utero until such time it is ready for a physically independent life.

Given the importance of monocytic HLA-DR (mHLA-DR) expression in respect to induction of adaptive immune responses, the key interplay of monocytes and dendritic cells with T cells was colloquially referred to as "immunological synapsis".