The most characterized feature of these specific surface changes is generating a negative charge at the cell surface and this can mediate clearance of apoptotic cell and exposure of intracellular components [ 17], for example, the antibodies which cover the cell surface acting as tags "marking" it as foreign; now any phagocytic cell like a macrophage will engulf the antigen and destroy it [ 18].
It had always marked me as foreign, inviting the question Where are you from?
Kazan was not handsome: he had a scrawny body, a long nose, and a craggy face that marked him as foreign.
With the President's sons meeting with foreign political figures while travelling the world on business trips, with his daughter playing a diplomatic role with leaders of countries where she has commercial interests, and with his son-in-law seemingly marked as a potential recipient of foreign bribes by all and sundry, it's important to know who pays whom, and for what.
Once the force calculations are done, the foreign bucket is marked as complete and the original PE is informed.
Guido Westerwelle, leader of the liberal Free Democratic Party FDPP), is keen to make his mark as foreign minister.
By touching the mark on its face, not the mark on the mirror, the animal is thought to show not only that it has detected the presence of the mark on its face but, fundamentally, to have judged the mark as foreign to the image of itself, demonstrating, therefore, that if has a concept of self.
He grew up in western Massachusetts (a great-grandfather came from the Indian village of Zarole, where a French accent mark must be nearly as foreign as the concept of an $18 appetizer) and learned to cook at the Culinary Institute of America and in prestigious kitchens in London, New York and Las Vegas.
Two months ago, Cameron or an aide marked as a "favorite" a tweet that poked fun at Foreign Secretary William Hague.
Lawrence was marked as a subversive writer.
