Sentence examples for circulating population from inspiring English sources

Older erythrocytes are more susceptible to oxidative stress precipitated by PQ challenge and, in concert with the infection, results in a younger and more robust circulating population.

The percentage of recognition dropped with the frequency of the variants in the circulating population: to 41% for 'variant 1' peptides and to 26% for 'variant 4' peptides.

MSC are not only a bone marrow resident population of cells, but they are also a tissue resident population and may even be a circulating population.

This would argue against the presence of a circulating population of these cells.

Defining the circulating population is particularly challenging for studies of S. Typhi, as this organism is monophyletic and sequence diversity is limited [ 20].

Thus, the size of the circulating population of HLA-DR-expressing NK cells can be associated with IFN-γ secretion by NK cells in PBMCs stimulated with BCG.

Circulating populations of miRs are, in part, tumor-derived [ 76], and their altered expression levels are associated with clinicopathologic features of breast cancer.

However, the above mentioned observations have some limitations since we studied PMN isolated from the bone marrow which might be functionally different from the circulating populations.

Several reports have subsequently described circulating populations of CD4 T cells that express CXCR5 and display both phenotypic and functional features of true Tfh cells [ 16– 20].

We can note this regulatory mechanism between immune circulating populations in stage III mechanism that probably compensates between the two arms of the immune response.

Cell-free miRs have been identified within blood and their profiles reflect various cancer types suggesting that circulating populations are partly cancer derived (Schwarzenbach et al, 2011).