Sentence examples for lack of sequestration from inspiring English sources

To examine whether the lack of sequestration of IE might be due to inadequate expression of P. falciparum multicopy gene families, RNA expression of var, rif, stevor and Pfmc-2TM, respectively, was analyzed by reverse transcription PCR in the ex vivo blood sample of the patient prior to anti-malaria treatment.

The acquired broad antibody repertoire to virtually every parasite protein expressed on IE surfaces may have resulted on the one hand in inhibition of sequestration and on the other hand in sensitization of IE. Both lack of sequestration and sensitization will result in accelerated clearance of IE by the spleen.

The lack of sequestration in the oldest subjects might be explained, in part, because they received only half the bolus dose of the other two groups.

The relative lack of sequestration of the rodent malaria parasites in the brain, but their accumulation in the liver, spleen and lungs is more similar to that described so far for the human infection with P. vivax (De Brito et al., 1969; Anstey et al., 2007; Machado Siqueira et al., 2012; Manning et al., 2012).

Presently, it is not known whether this observation was due to differences in growth rate as a function of the medium [the initial growth rate of F1 was 3 to 5 times faster in LB than in M9 media (data not shown)], a higher bioavailability of Cr VI) in minimal media, or a lack of sequestration of toxic reduced chromium forms by organic molecules in the media.

Hence, in the absence of Slm1 and Slm2, there will be a lack of proper sequestration of PP2B.

"I've been worried enough about lack of funding and sequestration that I've considered alternative career options," says Bolduc, who works in the lab of Philip Cole, director of pharmacology and molecular science at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

The observed lack of processing following sequestration is consistent with a general cellular pathway rather than conventional vector trafficking.

Also, regardless of bacterial tissue load, S. Typhimurium-infected mice developed erythrocyte microcytosis, and highly infected mice developed a regenerative microcytic anemia that differed from ACD by a demonstrated lack of tissue iron sequestration [35], [46] (Figure 3C D) even in mice with hyperferritinemia.

One interpretation of this result is that the cell is responding to a perceived lack of ATP, due to sequestration by DX, which causes an increase in ATP salvage pathways rather than de novo biosynthesis pathways.

No sex differences were found what may be explained by the lack of diet differences and/or low sequestration of the surplus of non-essential elements in females to the eggs during their formation.