Sentence examples for human antagonist from inspiring English sources

His own experience and his observation of others lead him to believe children align themselves with the tidy, organized ursine protagonists rather than the unruly, delinquent human antagonist.

Using a short-term model of streptozotocin-induced diabetic rat, we found that anakinra, a recombinant human antagonist of IL-1 receptors [ 25] improves the endothelial dysfunction observed in the isolated mesenteric microvasculature.

Endothelial alteration by IL-1β was requiring the activation of IL-1 receptors, since the pre-incubation of the vascular segments with the recombinant human antagonist of IL-1 receptors anakinra led to a concentration-dependent recovery of the endothelial dysfunction evoked by IL-1β.

The human antagonists of "The Benders", however, were completely devoid of supernatural elements.

However, he criticised the human antagonists for being "two-dimensional plot functions rather than humans" and pointed out the "moral black hole" of Torchwood continuing to buy meat products despite condemning the plight of the space whale.

We also tested the effects of the recombinant human antagonists such as chordin-like 1, crossveinless-2, follistatin, gremlin and twisted gastrulation on BMP-9 signaling.

The primary limitation is that no truly selective human antagonists and ligands of P2 receptors are currently available, which hinders confirmatory studies of the role of the purinergic system.

Two classes of human BAFF antagonist are being developed (Table 1).

The human PRLR antagonist G129R-hPRL was developed by site-directed mutagenesis, with the substitution of glycine for arginine at position 129 in the third alpha helix [ 19].

In mutants of cxcr3.2, or in wt embryos treated with a human CXCR3 antagonist (NBI74330), we observed a significant reduction in the recruitment of macrophages to local bacterial infection in the hindbrain.

At L3, L4 and adult stages of the parasite, the human RXR antagonist HX531 was able to reduce both the motility and viability of T. muris larvae in vitro, as determined by a range of viability assays.