Sentence examples for course of rejection from inspiring English sources

In contrast, in vivo blockade of arginase activity had no effect in altering the course of rejection of primary skin grafts that express little, if any, arginase.

A note of caution may be appropriate though with regard to the possibility of a dissociation between pro-inflammatory gene expression and mononuclear cell infiltration in the course of rejection.

The finding that periprocedural STAT-1 dODN treatment inhibited pro-inflammatory gene expression in the cardiac allografts 24 h but not 9 days post-transplantation likewise must not support the aforementioned hypothesis of a temporal division between pro-inflammatory gene expression and mononuclear cell infiltration in the course of rejection.

To analyze the incidence and clinical course of graft rejection episodes after Descemet membrane endothelial keratoplasty (DMEK).

The present study was designed to investigate the mechanisms by which intrathymic administration of donor cells modifies the course of accelerated rejection.

The results presented thus far suggested that intratumoral T cell cytolytic activity increased during the course of tumor rejection.

To further our understanding of how the functional capacity of tumor-infiltrating effector T cells might vary during the course of tumor rejection, and how this might deviate from the functional capacity of effector T cells trafficking through peripheral lymphoid organs, it was necessary to examine T cell cytolytic activity within tumors.

These three, she tells us, are implicit in all knowledge, and cannot be rejected without being relied upon in the course of the attempted rejection.

These results were unexpected since the TCR repertoire analysis was conducted at the same time point during the course of a chronic rejection in genetically identical couples of donors and recipients.

(Of course rejection would mean turning down not only the chance to meet a crucial person in your life but also the chance to appear on television).

Of course, rejection is hard: No one wants to feel like they're inadequate in any way, and being rejected makes us feel that way.