Sentence examples for be able to secrete from inspiring English sources

Among the various inflammatory cells such as polymorphonuclear leukocytes, macrophages and fibroblasts that infiltrate implanted materials, macrophages are known to be able to secrete collagenase among other proteases (Silver et al. 1988).

Lack of double positive has also been reported in other studies on mice [39], [40] and humans [41], [42], although human CD4+ T cells have been shown to be able to secrete both IL-17 and IFN-γ under some circumstances [43], [44].

MCs are, however, also known to be able to secrete a variety of molecules with antitumor effects.

In this study, C. cellulans L804 was also found to be able to secrete cellulase and xylanase (Fig.  1).

In previous reports, MSCs are said to be able to secrete a broad spectrum of bioactive molecules that have immunoregulatory [ 22- 24] and/or regenerative activities [ 25].

It has also been shown that A. pleuropneumoniae can use exogenous siderophores and may be able to secrete an iron chelator in response to iron stress [ 20].

On average, we did not find an absolute increase in insulin secretion in subjects who were able to secrete insulin, but the relative amount of insulin secreted for the glucose was increased.

The secretion defect is not general in nature because these animals are able to secrete ANF GFP and INS-22::VENUS, two other dense core vesicle residing neuropeptides, normally.

Some unknown group of polychaetes may have been able to secrete structures of calcium phosphate, but the large differences in manner of growth between conodonts and polychaete jaws constitute a convincing argument against the polychaete hypothesis.

In his cross-examination, the prosecutor, Patrick J. Fitzgerald, said that inmates in maximum security prisons were able to secrete razor blades on the roof of their mouths, where they would not be detected by X-rays, and to smuggle stolen handcuff keys through the prison laundry.

Further analysis indicated that the two microorganisms were able to secrete flavins to mediate their EET.