Sentence examples for complement independently from inspiring English sources

This study led us to conclude that the diversification of the bHLH complement independently occurred in metazoans and plants and might have been related to the acquisition of multicellularity [ 11].

Where data are limited, expert judgment complements independently obtained data in developing fragility and vulnerability functions.

We demonstrated that CD4 T cells and complement are independently sufficient to cause graft ischemia.

Finally, there was a clear relationship between the burden of tissue hypoxia (ischemia×time duration) and the development of subsequent airway remodeling.These studies demonstrated that CD4 T cells and complement operate independently to cause transplant ischemia during acute rejection and that sustained ischemia is a precursor to chronic rejection.

A novel ELISA kit, the Wielisa®-kit, was recently developed to assess the three complement pathways independently and in parallel.

TLRs and complement can independently induce pro-inflammatory responses, but their synergistic interaction results in amplified responses (Holst et al., 2012).

Core T4S proteins are part of all T4S systems and can be complemented with independently recruited subunits or proteins to gain a system-specific function (Ding et al., 2003; Medini et al., 2006).

Furthermore, we have previously shown that C1q deficient serum is capable of depositing C4 on acBSA at levels comparable to normal human serum, suggesting that the complement activation occurs independently of the classical pathway [22].

The constancy of the karyotype is maintained because changes in DNA amount are proportional to the length of the whole-chromosome complement and vary independently in the long and short sets of chromosomes.

These results suggest that the total levels of the C5b-9 comayex may serve as a good marker for the evaluation of biocompatibility and that the FCA of the three complement pathways occurs independently during HD.

A major finding of the research by Griffin and colleagues is that HRC computation, which involves a continuous monitoring and analysis paradigm, independently complements information available through conventional point-in-time laboratory tests and vital sign assessment.