Sentence examples for derived host from inspiring English sources

However, it cannot be excluded that the suppressor activity carried by PPARα-deficient bone marrow cells overrides a potential tumor stimulatory contribution of PPARα in other, non-bone marrow derived host cells, such as from the local stroma.

Another concern when using a human cell line to produce a human therapeutic would be human cell derived host cell contaminations.

In order to facilitate bioengineering of nanoparticles, we constructed a new Halobacterium sp. NRC-1 derived host strain and a series of smaller, more versatile plasmid expression vectors.

Genomic studies on the Bordetella genus, as the sequencing of the three major species pathogens for mammals, showed that B. pertussis and B. parapertussis are independently derived, host-restricted species that evolved from a B. bronchiseptica-like ancestor which can infect many mammalian hosts but also can live independently in the environment [2], [3].

Use of a database with experimentally derived host-pathogen PPIs as a template to predict human-Mtb PPIs is the main feature proposed by authors as new in this manuscript.

If the authors depend on using experimentally derived host-bacteria PPI database as the template to predict human-pathogen PPIs then comment, in the spirit of general applicability of the proposed approach, on 1. the limitation of the size of template dataset.

Based on their morphological estimate of phylogeny, they suggested that putatively basal macrolepidopteran families (non-catocaline Noctuidae, Sphingidae, Notodontinae) are attacked by basal species of Aleiodes, whilst the most derived hosts ('trifine' Noctuidae) are attacked by derived parasitoid taxa.

Labeled endothelial cells could have been replaced by unlabeled bone marrow-derived host cells within the 2-month observation period.

Evolution of the B. bronchiseptica-derived host restricted-pathogens B. pertussis and B. parapertussis was dominated by substantial gene decay and loss.

This method shortened the time necessary to derive host populations and produced the same results as if evolution was initiated from just two host alleles [ 24].

Biomedical and genomic technologies have been used to derive host-parasite relationships (e.g. between human-parasite, parasite-vector, and human-vector interactions) that have significantly increased our understanding of these complex interactions [ 21, 22].