It was, in short, Pinterland, and it will induce recognition in audiences, and ensure his classic status, for as long as plays are staged.
It was, in short, Pinterland and it will induce recognition in audiences for as long as plays are still put on in theatres.
Interestingly, IcsA contains an autophagy-inducing recognition site, which has to be masked by IcsB to prevent engulfment by autophagic vacuoles and to ensure the intracellular survival of S. flexneri [ 62].
Binding induces recognition of mitochondria as the cargo by the autophagic machinery [ 177, 178].
Due to variation in the number of flanking residues required for optimal epitope recognition 61, TCL were considered to recognize the same epitope if peptides containing a common core sequence induced recognition.
Conversely, inhibition of TAP in dendritic cells (DCs) by the varicellovirus-encoded evasion protein UL49.5, which mediates degradation of mouse and human TAP proteins [ 27], induced recognition of these cells by the novel CTL category [ 20, 25].
A bacterial peptide activates innate immune responses in Drosophila by inducing two recognition proteins to bind to each other.
Macrophages of the M1 type induce a pro-inflammatory programme that can inhibit tumour growth by inducing the recognition of tumour cells by the immune system.
These results thus indicate that our MLTC protocol can successfully isolate circulating T cells inducing specific recognition of autologous tumor cells from both cutaneous (N = 6) and ocular melanoma patients (N = 1).
However a deletion of 18 nucleotides immediately upstream of the cryptic acceptor splice site also occurred in this patient, inducing the recognition and incorporation of the abnormal out-of-frame exon into the transcript.
In the last few years, identification of tumour-associated antigens (TAAs) (Jäger et al, 2001) has prompted the development of different strategies for antitumour vaccination, aimed at inducing specific recognition of TAA-derived peptides in order to elicit a persistent immune memory that may eliminate residual tumour cells and protect recipients from relapses (Bocchia et al, 2000).
