Sentence examples for bearing a host from inspiring English sources

A putative 'translocator' complex resides in the PV membrane (PVM); it consists of 5 proteins that coprecipitate some of the proteins bearing a host cell targeting signal, but a function of the complex has not been demonstrated in any way, nor has it been investigated whether the association of the complex and the PEXEL proteins is mediated by the PEXEL signal.

A T4S effector must have the signal sequence, be encoded in a host strain bearing a functional protein-transporting T4SS, and can be co-expressed with T4SS apparatus genes [ 27].

In general, in any two-hybrid experiment a protein of interest is fused to a DNA-binding domain and transfected in a yeast host cell bearing a reporter gene controlling this DNA-binding domain.

In principle, a host bearing bacteria subject to genomic decay can acquire the complete metabolic pathway by stepwise accumulation of genes coding individual reactions.

If so, a delta-scan of one bacterial genome could detect outliers bearing the imprint of a host or foreign signature.

Furthermore, it has been assumed that rare occurrences of multiple vector transformants (MVT ≡ a host bearing two or more plasmids distinguished only by the sequences of their respective mutant genes) are quickly resolved into clonal progeny by plasmid partitioning during cell division [ 3, 4].

(2) Basic protein prepared from human tumour tissue has antigenic properties which differ from basic protein prepared from normal tissues, from hyperplastic tissue and even tumour bearing host tissue.

Indeed, a recent study by Herber et al [13] showed that DC in tumor bearing hosts upregulate the scavenger receptor A resulting in increased lipid uptake, and impaired antigen presenting function.

He has written for several shows and series bearing his name and hosts a daily radio program.

Rather, the bearing capacity of the host cell must be considered.

Paclitaxel restores IL-12 production in the tumour bearing host and a novel immunotherapeutic component to the pleiotropic activities of NO is ascribed (Mullins et al, 1998).