Our results indicate that tumor-derived CRCL not only promotes the activation of dendritic cells, but also significantly fosters the function of macrophages that thus appear as major targets of this vaccine.
This new Term Securities Lending Facility is aimed to inject liquidity into the markets for Treasury securities and other collateral "and thus to foster the functioning of financial markets more generally".
In 1997, the World Health Assembly identified fostering the use of, and innovation in, science and technology for health as one of the essential functions of sustainable health systems [ 2].
The office also fosters the professionalization of the evaluation function in UNICEF and across the United Nations systems together with UNEG, promotes capacity development, maintains the institutional database of evaluations and promotes its use across the organization in support of knowledge management and provides oversight of the quality assurance of final evaluation reports.
TAFs in skin were demonstrated to be able to produce pro-inflammatory cytokines to foster epithelium growth, but the functions of TAFs in PCa are unclear (Erez et al, 2010).
The drug inhibits the function of IL 5, a protein that fosters the growth of other cells known as eosinophils.
Between Fannie, Freddie and other agencies, the government is currently backstopping about nine out of 10 new mortgages, stepping in to foster a functioning mortgage market as the effects of the housing downturn linger.
The drug reduces the amount of uric acid produced by the body and fosters the resorption of solid deposits in the joints, thus improving joint function.
For example, a fiber-rich diet fosters the production of butyrate and attenuates CRC development through the enhanced function of regulatory T cells (Treg) (Singh et al., 2014).
It's where they voted for politicians, preserved the law and participated collectively in making decisions for civic matters - all the elements that foster a functioning democracy.
