Sentence examples for control the survival from inspiring English sources
Cytokines are any of a group of proteins that function to control the survival, growth and differentiation of tissues and cells, and which have autocrine and paracrine activity.
Genes involved in IFN-activated pathways that control the survival of lymphocytes have been strongly linked to lupus susceptibility, and IFN-mediated defenses against viral infection have been shown to determine susceptibility to a model of viral-induced diabetes.
The presence of straw and coarse organic matter influences the persistence of bacteria, and manure application changes the physical configuration of soil, the soil chemistry, and the properties of the microbial cells, which control the survival and persistence of bacteria in soils.
It is thus of scientific and practical interest to understand the factors that control the survival and growth of small clonal fragments.
This study presents a comprehensive analysis on the physicochemical conditions that control the survival and phase transition of Cotylorhiza tuberculata; a scyphozoan that generates large outbreaks in the Mediterranean Sea.
Understanding the factors that control the survival of these pathological B cells is essential for elucidating the pathogenesis of SLE (reviewed in [1], [2]) and providing new targets for SLE therapy (reviewed in [3], [4]).
These results suggest that OXTR plays a non-cell autonomous role in controlling the survival of newly generated DGCs, whereas the progenitor cell proliferation and early differentiation into immature neurons were unaltered by Oxtr deletion.
Moreover, miR-126 controlled the survival and function of pDCs and regulated the expression of genes encoding molecules involved in the innate response, including Tlr7, Tlr9 and Nfkb1, as well as Kdr, which encodes the growth factor receptor VEGFR2.
A recent study has shown that TAMs play an important role in controlling the survival, migration and growth of metastatic cells to these niches [31].
It is well known Sertoli cells play a critical role in spermatogenesis by controlling the survival and development of germ cells through cell cell contact in the testis of all vertebrates (Schulz et al. 2005; Sharpe et al. 2003).
