Sentence examples for binding of bacteria from inspiring English sources

Other studies have revealed that CD163 can be a macrophage receptor for the binding of bacteria [ 21] and that it can promote bacteria-induced production of proinflammatory cytokines during infection [ 22, 23].

Further investigation by microscopy confirmed that when E. coli expressing K99 were exposed to scFv antibodies, the binding of bacteria to erythrocytes was blocked with high efficiency.

The binding of bacteria to the microsensors induce a significant capacitance shift that is proportional to the amount of immobilized bacteria, thus enabling a possible quantitative analysis.

Results also indicated a slight reduction of the antibacterial activity when going from first 10 mL to tenth 10 mL, which can be endorsed to the reduction of the active sites of nanomaterials and the accessibility of the antibacterial compounds for the binding of bacteria due to the filtering of a large volume of the bacterial suspension.

These results are compatible with a novel immune control mechanism unrelated to direct binding of bacteria.

These results may also reflect a previously uncharacterized immune control mechanism unrelated to direct binding of bacteria.

The interaction of polymyxin B with cell surface LPS, in addition to the interaction with the polyanions might leads to competition at the LPS binding site of bacteria, ultimately reducing antibiotic binding.

Using a carbohydrate array detection scheme based on specific binding interactions of bacteria with carbohydrates, Timothy Swager, the John D. MacArthur Professor of Chemistry, and Alexander M. Klibanov, Novartis Professor in Chemistry and Bioengineering, are developing a system that will be able to simultaneously detect multiple types of pathogenic bacterial strains.

A similar effect was observed when the bacteria were pre-incubated in the presence of serum; binding of these bacteria was only inhibited by the presence of serum during the binding assay.

However, it remains to be determined whether binding of intact bacteria to DC-SIGN is impaired, as for unknown reasons, binding of intact M. marinum bacteria to DC-SIGN expressed on human DCs cannot be detected (Pitarque et al., 2005; Appelmelk et al., 2008).

To ensure that such a color change was only specific to the binding of target bacteria with the aptamer, the specificity of the aptasensor was investigated on a series of other bacteria such as S. flexneri, S. paratyphi A, and S. paratyphi B. As shown in Figure 7a, the A620/A520 ratio of A1/AuNPs in the presence of E. coli O157 H7 was four times more than of those for other bacteria.