DC have been shown to express a range of chemokine receptors however the expression level depends on the maturation state of the cell.
We hypothesized that: (i) ASM cells express a range of chemokine receptors, (ii) the pattern of expression is different in subjects with and without asthma, (iii) the chemokine receptors expressed are functional; promote ASM migration and repair, and modulate cell survival and proliferation.
Human epithelial ovarian tumours express a range of chemokines but little is known about the expression and localisation of chemokine receptors.
Among higher mammals (e.g., monkeys and apes) vocalizations show even greater variety and express a range of meanings that may be interpreted in human terms as expressions of such concepts as danger, aggression, love, and the availability of food.
The soldiers themselves express a range of feelings, from anger to emotional distress.
People interviewed at random by journalists appear to express a range of opinions, from enthusiasm to scepticism and alarm.
They can help users express a range of thoughts and emotions quickly, without resorting to one of the Japanese language's three written alphabets.
A number of recent studies show that being able to express a range of positive and negative emotions is important, particularly when people are dealing with difficult experiences.
"Three leading Muslims" in your piece ('Is the veil the biggest issue we face in the UK?', G2, 17 September) express a range of supportive opinion.
bear, and Cony, a rabbit intern; users can send them to friends to express a range of emotions — love, exhaustion, excitement, flatulence.
His face, an orange color reminiscent of Ernie from "Sesame Street, was designed to be extra flexible to express a range of emotions.
