Sentence examples for camps derived from from inspiring English sources

MUC7 peptides are the CAMPs derived from the human low molecular weight salivary mucin MUC7, a component of innate immunity (the first-line of the host defense system against pathogens).

His urge to camp derived from his experiences as a boy: in 1853 he crossed the prairies of the United States in a wagon train, covering some 1,200 miles (1,900 km) with a company of 300.

These novel CAMPs were derived from natural non-antimicrobial sequences, and their sequences were completely distinct from any categories of known CAMPs.

These novel CAMPs were derived from natural non-antimicrobial sequences, and their sequences were completely distinct from any categories of known CAMPs, suggesting that such mutated natural sequences could be a promising source of novel skeletons of CAMPs.

Two of the most important have been a pair of mutually supporting positions between Ariha and Saraqib known almost universally in the area as the "Brick Factory" and the "Youth Camp," names derived from each position's prewar use.

(Zyklon B, the gas used in the death camps, was indeed derived from prussic acid).

Outside of these significant settlements is the area colloquially known as "Camp", which is derived from the Spanish term for countryside (Campo).

To characterize the potential defect in β-agonist induced cAMP in ASM derived from asthmatic in comparison to non-asthmatic subjects and to investigate its mechanism.

For our study we selected the CAMP KLK (KLKL5KLK) derived from a core undecapeptide of sapecin B, which is effective against Gram-positive and -negative bacteria as well as fungi with a MIC > 1 μM [23].

Photoaffinity labelling (PAL) with [32P]8-azido-cAMP and polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (PAGE) has been used to identify three specific cAMP-binding proteins (cAMP-BPs) within cytosols derived from the centre and periphery of 32 human colorectal cancers and from related adjacent (less than 5 cm from the tumour) and distant (more than 5 cm from the tumour) microscopically benign mucosa.

The contract stipulates Williams can "incorporate himself into a personal service corporation" and that income derived from camps, endorsements or speaking engagements will be "paid directly" to Williams.