Sentence examples for engage host from inspiring English sources
Initially, a 'distant' attachment is mediated by proteins secreted from the micronemes (MICs) and targeted to the parasite cell surface where they engage host cell receptors1.
Host cell invasion is primarily dependent upon surface expression of S. aureus FnBPs (encoded by fnbA and fnbB), which engage host cell fibronectin and integrins.
To a considerable extent, the failure to adequately engage host communities, the opacity of informed consent, and the lack of fair benefit-sharing have played a significant role in eroding trust.
By contrast, GFP-InvB was recruited to SCVs post-wild-type infection, demonstrating that SipA is exposed on the SCV and potentially poised to engage host or bacterial targets.
Note that while each event between the initial intake and effect of concern is part of a conditional chain of events, certain events may also be considered "control points" in that they engage host mechanisms that influence whether the cascade of events progresses.
A coalition of tenants, community activists, labour leaders and business allies is due to rally outside the company's jamboree this week to try to engage hosts and pressure city authorities.
Sharing directorial credits with Andy Baybutt, Ice T proves an engaging host in whose presence the contributors are clearly at ease.
The reason the series was so highly regarded had to do mostly with the original concepts and brilliant insights of Wynton Marsalis, the series' author and engaging host.
The viral "spike" of HCV is formed by two envelope glycoproteins, E1 and E2, which together mediate viral entry by engaging host receptors and undergoing conformational changes to facilitate membrane fusion.
Salmonella pathogenesis engages host cells in two-way biochemical interactions: phagocytosis of bacteria by recruitment of cellular small GTP-binding proteins induced by the bacteria, and by triggering a pro-inflammatory response through activation of MAPKs and nuclear translocation of NF-κB.
It is expected that a combination of novel-acting drugs and an engaged host immune system may hold the key to rapid universal treatment of TB irrespective of its drug susceptibility status.
