Sentence examples for evade rejection from inspiring English sources

MSCs appear to evade rejection by being hypoimmunogenic, modulating T-cell phenotypes, and immunosuppressing the local environment.

However, the N-terminal domain plays an important role in post-transplantation embryos to evade rejection by the maternal immune response by repressing a β2 microglobin mediated process [ 42].

Given their reported tendency to evade rejection owing to 'immune privilege', these cells have been administered to humans as an allogeneic treatment after myocardial infarct (Hare et al, 2009).

Whereas allogeneic fibroblasts injected directly into the dermis can mediate transient disease modulation, autologous gene-modified fibroblasts should evade immunological rejection and support sustained delivery of type VII collagen at the dermal-epidermal junction.

In this issue of Cancer Cell, Wei et al. (2004) show that murine embryonic endothelial progenitor cells preferentially home to sites of lung metastases, evade immunological rejection, and can exert a bystander antitumor effect when modified to contain a suicide gene construct that activates a prodrug.

We recently provided evidence demonstrating that HSCs possess the ability to regulate their surface expression of CD274 in order to evade the rejection by the acquired immune system [ 23].

In order to investigate the mechanisms whereby DFTD evades host immune rejection, we searched for genetic variants in 25 genes involved in the antigen processing and presentation machinery (described by gene ontology IDs GO 0019885 and GO 0019882).

Immunoisolation systems using microencapsulation or PEGylation have been developed to evade the problem of rejection by the immune system.

A common mechanism tumors utilize to avoid rejection consists of altering their phenotype to evade immunity, a process defined as immunoediting [ 18].

The speed with which it was built strongly suggests that the impoverished, isolated country, which tested its first nuclear device in 2006, had foreign help and evaded strict new United Nations Security Council sanctions imposed to punish its rejection of international controls.

When Mr. Abdulmutallab was refused a new student visa to enter Britain in May 2009, the officials have said, the rejection was because his bid involved a "bogus college" of a kind often used by migrants seeking to evade Britain's border controls by posing falsely as students, not because he was regarded as a terrorist threat.