APCs are equipped with highly specialized receptors, including an array of pattern recognition receptors (PRRs), such as C-type receptors (CLRs) and Toll-like receptors (TLRs).
Immature DC are highly phagocytic and express an array of pattern recognition receptors (Takeuchi and Akira, 2010), which stimulates the process of DC maturation and initiates the stimulation of naïve T-cells and shapes the nature of adaptive immune response.
Cells that define the internal wall of blood vessels, such as the endothelium or the platelets recruited at sites of vessel injury to surrogate the function of the endothelium, indeed sense potential threats to the integrity of vessels and surrounding tissues through an array of pattern recognition receptors (PRR) [ 7, 8].
Shirts, especially, come in an array of patterns and styles.
The app lets you choose clothes and accessories (hats, shoes, sunglasses), then customize with an array of patterns and findings.
Her collection included an array of patterns, from those typical of Colonial America, with their large single images like a Tree of Life or a medallion centered on a sheet of hand-woven whole cloth, to the variety of fabrics pieced together in blocks that became available as the nation's textile industry blossomed in the 1800s.
These pathogens show an array of patterns of positive diversifying selection at epitopes targeted by antibodies and CD8+ and CD4+ T cells (Table 1).
Relative to LPS, BCG causes a more pronounced stimulation of the innate immune system because it activates an array of different pattern recognition receptors, which is reflected by a prolonged immune and sickness response (Moreau et al., 2008).
The fabrication process for asymmetric metallic pyramid arrays on PDMS substrates is depicted in Figure 2. First, an array of circular patterns is made in a silicon nitride (Si3N4) film on a Si wafer via photolithography (Karl Suss, MA-6) and dry etching (STS, 320PC).
The unrestrained, weighted unison movement, assembled in an array of Busby Berkeley patterns as a kind of folk dance for the future, takes your breath away.
Preserved pigment cells encased in the amber, along with other evidence, suggested that the feathered animals had an array of mottled patterns and diffuse colors like modern birds, scientists at the University of Alberta, led by Ryan C. McKellar, said in a report published Thursday in the journal Science.
