Sentence examples for cell launched from inspiring English sources

Not long after Operation: Sleeper Cell launched, The Red Cross announced a game called Traces of Hope.

In 2000, an al-Qaeda cell launched a suicide attack on the USS Cole near the port of Aden in which 17 US sailors died.

The engagement of the molecule B7 on the antigen-presenting cell with its ligand CD28 on the T cell launches a signalling cascade that is required for full T cell activation [ 43].

German-based system integrator Heliocentris Fuel Cells launched three new industrial fuel cell systems at the recent Hannover Messe trade show.

Mast cells launched an immune response that contributes to elimination of the encountered fungal pathogen either directly by mast cell-dependent contact or indirectly by the recruitment of other immune cells.

In experiments with genetically modified mice in 2001 and 2007, Demetriou and colleagues demonstrated that disrupting sugar levels in T-cells launched them into a hyperactive state and led to a spontaneous MS-like autoimmune disease.

When the team exposed human neutrophils, the dominant type of white blood cell involved in the body's immune response, to bits of mitochondria, the immune cells launched the same chemical response that they do when they spot foreign bacteria.

Vitamin D receptors found in pancreatic ß-cells launched studies on the possible effects of calcitriol on regulation of insulin production [ 14, 15].

The finding that NRPs can also function as VEGF receptors and that they are expressed on endothelial and tumour cells launched studies aimed at understanding their contribution to angiogenesis and tumour biology (Soker et al, 1998).

These cells launch the body's inflammatory response to injury.

In response to genotoxic stress, cells launch a series of signaling and repair responses that are collectively called DDR.