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Implantation of scaffolds may elicit a host foreign body response triggered by monocyte/macrophage lineage cells.
The porin protein not only has the ability to elicit a host immune response, but also protect the host against infection (Secundino et al. 2006).
Prostate cancer involving the skeleton can elicit a host bone response that differentially affects the cortex compared to trabeculae and that can be quantified noninvasively in vivo and nondestructively ex vivo.
After pairing, the CS acquires aversive properties and will, when presented alone, elicit a host of species-typical defense responses, including freezing, alterations in autonomic nervous system activity, neuroendocrine responses and potentiation of reflexes.
One important feature of any scaffold is that it should not elicit a host reaction to the implant.
Their relatively large size (approximately 150 kDa) tends to cause unfavourable imaging kinetics due to slow plasma clearance, poor tumour penetration and higher risk of eliciting a host antibody response [10 12].
Two groups also showed that delivery of proapoptotic Mtb mutants are more effective at eliciting a host response to Mtb challenge [55], [56].
Outside of the cell, Hsp90α has been shown to have a role in eliciting a host immune response against various antigens [44], [45], to activate plasminogen in smooth muscle cells during oxidative stress [46], and increase wound healing in human dermal fibroblasts [47].
These data support the theory that the SnTox3 effector protein elicits a host cell death response to facilitate the pathogen's necrotrophic infection cycle.
Correct pathogen identification is essential in order to elicit a protective host response, which can occur through recognition of PAMPS.
