Sentence examples for exogenous threats from inspiring English sources

The problems of rural regions include globally uneven power relations and development patterns, and rapid and uncertain exogenous threats.

In the absence of blood brain barrier (BBB) the DNA of peripheral nervous system (PNS) neurons is exposed to a broader spectrum of endogenous and exogenous threats compared to that of the central nervous system (CNS).

It is likely that a better insight into epigenetic regulation of B cell tolerance will lead to development of gene-specific therapeutic approaches that optimize host defense mechanisms to exogenous threats, while preventing development and/or progression of autoimmune inflammatory diseases.

The immune system is vital for detecting and evading endogenous and exogenous threats to the body.

Therefore, it is now widely accepted that DCs are capable of tailoring the adaptive immune response to exogenous threats by acting as immune sentinels within peripheral tissues of the body.

Free-living worms live in a complex and dynamic environment and must be able to generate appropriate responses to different stimuli and protect themselves against exogenous threats such as predators and pathogens, while still managing to find food and mates.

The results shown in row d of Table  1 suggested that these volatiles were released quickly into the external environment in response to recognition of exogenous threat.

If these immunological tools are over-reactive it can lead to autoimmunity, targeting healthy host cells and organs as well as exogenous and endogenous threats.

Perception and processing of environmental threats from exogenous stressors occurs in prefrontal cortex, hippocampus, and amygdala [ 6, 138].

The exposure of DNA to endogenous threats (e.g. metabolism-derived ROS) and exogenous genotoxic agents produces various modifications to the structure of constituent bases.

The fidelity of the genome is under constant threat by exogenous and endogenous reactive species, including toxic chemicals, ionizing radiation and byproducts of normal cellular metabolism.