Sentence examples for cellular branches from inspiring English sources

In contemporary terms, this is equivalent to the important claim that our fully mechanistic organismic, molecular, and cellular branches of biology all constitutively require the intentional stance.

Thus, humoral and cellular mechanisms may be acting together, a hypothesis that is consistent with the previous demonstration that cooperation between humoral and cellular branches of immunity is necessary to protect the host against R. equi infection [13], [14], [16], [41], [42].

For more than 40 years, FcγRs have continued to attract the interest of many basic researchers and clinicians due to their intriguing IgG binding ability, which provides a critical link between the humoral and cellular branches of the immune system.

Dennis is also keen on Telmex's cellular branch, América Móvil, which was spun off in September 2000.

However, this correlation often failed and other parts of the immune system had also to be considered: namely, the innate immune system and the cellular branch of the antigen-specific immune system.

Hemocytes form the cellular branch of the fly immune system and are involved in phagocytosis, melanization, and encapsulation of invading organisms [57] as well as signaling to activate the humoral response [58], [59].

A key requirement for the evolution of mycelial growth is a mechanism for cellular branching.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01948.023 Our ultrastructural analysis indicates that the branching pattern in AWA is distinct from the cellular branching seen in AWB, ADF, and ADL.

A complete listing, which also includes the 'Molecular function' and 'Cellular component' branches of the Gene Ontology classification, is available as Supplementary data (see Additional file 3).

Specifically, we excluded those genes annotated to two specific Gene Ontology terms: GO 0042254 (ribosome biogenensis and assembly) in the Biological Process branch and GO 005840 (ribosome) in the Cellular Component branch.

Based on simple phylogenetic analyses, the viral homologues of those cellular genes branched at the base of eukaryotes, which was taken as evidence of this viral family forming a fourth domain of life that could be placed in a universal tree of cellular organisms using shared genes (Boyer et al. 2010; Raoult et al. 2004).