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Interestingly, XauB and XauC strains both contain xopAG, an effector gene belonging to the same effector family as avrGf1 from X. citri A w, which has been shown to be responsible for triggering a hypersensitive defense response in C. paradisi (grapefruit) [ 21].
T-cells and macrophages are classically thought to be responsible for triggering and orchestrating the immune response, inducing target cell death, recognizing immune stimuli, and removing cellular debris.
"We demonstrated that neonicotinoids are highly likely to be responsible for triggering 'colony collapse disorder' in honeybee hives that were healthy prior to the arrival of winter," said Chensheng Lu, an expert on environmental exposure biology at Harvard School of Public Health and who led the work.
Such observations, suitably processed (e.g., by comparison to reference levels assigned to measurable variables) will be responsible for triggering adaptations.
This suggests RFA to be involved in CF impairment but it may also be responsible for triggering compensatory changes, possibly via intensive contralateral connections [22].
Our observations also suggest that moisture conversion at foothills due to radiative cooling at mountaintops during nighttime may be responsible for triggering of such deep convections over Guwahati during the pre-monsoon season.
Although it is known that the host immune response is responsible for triggering differentiation, very little is known about the molecular environment that induces bradyzoite differentiation in vivo.
MHC-molecule-binding epitopes are responsible for triggering the immune response to antigens.
It was not possible to distinguish the cell-autonomous mechanism from non-autonomous mechanism that was responsible for triggering the inflammatory responses.
Current evidence suggests that the formation of the terminal products of activation, such as MAC (C5b-9) and the generation of anaphylatoxins C3a and C5a, are responsible for triggering pro-inflammatory responses detrimental to ischemic tissue and antibody-mediated rejection.
