The stacked auto-encoder networks directly recognize persons from surveillance images at the pixel level.
The ability of NK cells to directly recognize pathogens and be activated via Toll-like receptors (TLR) is increasingly recognized.
L1 can directly recognize Cu2+ with high selectivity and specificity in water, L2 can distinguish Cu2+ with naked-eye in acetonitrile.
As NKG2D ligands are highly expressed on infected and transformed cells this system allows NK cells to directly recognize and eliminate virally infected and transformed cells.
The ability of a T cell receptor (TCR) to directly recognize foreign (allogeneic -major histocompallogeneic -major (Mhistocompatibilityrlies T complexdiated rejection in patients receiving allogeneic organ transplants.
Cancer therapy has been revolutionized by drugs that enhance the activation of immune cells called T cells, which can directly recognize and eliminate damaged or cancerous cells in the body.
Since the role of Gal-3 in the experimental C. neoformans infection was not clearly related to an adaptive immune response, we investigated whether Gal-3 could directly recognize fungal surface sugars and consequently affect fungal cell physiology.
A structural comparison of the three SpCas9 variants with wild-type SpCas9 revealed that the multiple mutations synergistically induce an unexpected displacement in the phosphodiester backbone of the PAM duplex, thereby allowing the SpCas9 variants to directly recognize the altered PAM nucleotides.
Further, inflammatory caspase-4, -5 and -11 directly recognize bacterial LPS, both of which trigger pyroptosis (Shi et al., 2015).
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Cumulatively, these findings suggest that MC, even in the absence of opsonins, can directly recognize M. tuberculosis and its Ags and have the potential to play an active role in mediating the host's innate response to M. tuberculosis infection.
