Sentence examples for due to complement from inspiring English sources

Heat-inactivated samples completely lost their hemolytic activity, confirming that this activity was indeed due to complement (not shown).

A study has demonstrated SLO from invasive GAS lyse PMN [27], however this effect is likely due to complement activation by SLO [28] or PMN activation [29] but not due to cytotoxity of SLO itself as judged by their flow cytometry profiles which are distinct from ours (Figure 2A).

We calculated mutant fractions as the number of surviving colonies divided by the total number of cells plated after correction for any nonspecific killing due to complement alone.

Taken together, our findings indicate that the increased fibrotic response with the addition of mIgG is not due to complement activation.

Although infection with wild-type bacteria causes early lethality, bacteria with mutations in lipopolysaccharide (LPS) are attenuated in macrophages and are more sensitive to extracellular lysis, likely due to complement factors (van der Sar et al., 2003).

99mTc-rCR2 can be used for noninvasive detection of activated complement and in future may be used to quantify the severity of transplant damage due to complement activation postreperfusion.

These findings show that the augmented neutrophil response in Cd59a /– mice was due to enhanced complement activation.

Second, a component due to the complement of relatedness,, which may take negative values when direct effects and IGEs are negatively correlated.

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Due to reverse-complement degeneracy, the total number of possible k-mers is approximately 4 k, and for k = 15 or greater, there are many more possible k-mers (>500 million) than basepairs in the largest observed bacterial and archaeal genomes (<13 Mb).

The disorder may result from intoxication with bacterial shiga toxin or from complement activation due to lack of complement-inactivating factor H [ 198].