Sentence examples for classical clearance from inspiring English sources

We observed no induction of genes that are involved in the classical clearance of apoptotic cells in the circulating AML blasts [ 42, 43] except for an induction of the extracellular molecule MFGE8 (milk fat globule-EGF factor 8 protein) (data not shown).

This behavior indicates that MSP119 does not simply follow a classical lysosome-like clearance pathway, instead, it may play a significant role in the biogenesis and function of the food vacuole throughout the intra-erythrocytic phase.

This behavior indicates that the molecule does not simply follow a classical lysosome-like clearance pathway, but may play a significant role in the biogenesis and function of the food vacuole throughout the intra-erythrocytic phase.

Pharmacokinetic and bioavailability studies following the i.v. administration of an ON delivered either in free form, or using a cationic or a negatively charged Nx system in baboons [3] showed that Nx allowed to obtain high transfection efficiency with good distribution and slower clearance than classical cationic lipoplexes and without toxicity [3].

We provide further evidence that classical apnoeic oxygenation provides little clearance of carbon dioxide.

C1q-deficient mice develop a lupus-like disease and accumulate apoptotic cells in their kidneys, and our studies [ 1] suggested that classical complement components facilitate the clearance of apoptotic cells.

This review applied a retrospective assessment of the benefits from weed biological control in New Zealand, using the framework designed for pre-clearance assessment of classical biological control.

Fractionation of the available membrane area into modules alternatively operated in internal and back filtration mode successfully enhanced HMW solute clearance as compared to classical dialysis.

As an intact classical pathway is required for proper clearance of immune complexes and apoptotic bodies, C4bp as a negative regulator of the classical pathway should impact clearance of immune complex by limiting the activity of the classical pathway C3 convertase, and subsequent generation of C3b needed for solubilization of immune complexes.

C1q is the first component of the classical pathway, which is involved in clearance of immune complexes and apoptotic cells.

This is thought to be due to the role of the early classical pathway of complement activation in the clearance of immune complexes and apoptotic cells.