Sentence examples for may actively suppress from inspiring English sources
In our study, immune challenge with Gram-positive bacteria (which have been shown to activate the Toll pathway) did not affect DENV titers, in agreement with what has been observed for SINV [22], and suggesting that DENV may actively suppress the Toll pathway rather than evade it.
Alternatively, cohesin may actively suppress NHEJ and HR between homologues through unknown mechanisms.
Thus, L3 may actively suppress host immune responses to the parasite immediately after invasion [ 24].
Alternatively, S. mansoni sporocysts may actively suppress a humoral response in susceptible hosts.
This led to them to question the role of p53 in the senescence program, and whether p53 may actively suppress senescence.
T cells that respond to autologous epitopes may be deleted in the course of immune system maturation (thymic-dependent tolerance), and peripheral regulatory T cells that recognize autologous epitopes may actively suppress the immune response (peripheral tolerance).
By adopting amino acid configurations that may be recognized by autologous regulatory T cells, pathogens may be actively suppressing protective immunity.
In this case, selective pressure may have actively suppressed sensitivity to high frequencies while maintaining sensitivity for low frequencies in the non-reproductive winter SE of midshipman fish, rather than actively enhancing the higher frequency hearing in a summer reproductive fish.
It has been shown previously that entomopathogenic nematodes secrete peptidases and peptidase inhibitors that may target and degrade insect tissues or actively suppress important host immune defenses, such as prophenoloxidase activation and melanization [ 7, 88, 89].
The first and last runs were resting-state runs (Rest1 & Rest2), where subjects were instructed to lie still with their eyes closed, relax, and clear their minds, but to not actively suppress any thoughts that may spontaneously arise.
The increased activity was only found in the No‐Go condition, where patients had to actively suppress a motor response.
