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This model system responds to the appropriate stimulation by increasing both Ig switch region transcription and AID expression (Muramatsu et al., 2000) and by recombining its endogenous Ig heavy chain locus or transfected switch region constructs by CSR.

An additional initial state was introduced in which solely the transcription factors were set to on, which enables the model system to respond to the external stimulators TNFα or TGFβ1 immediately.

The clonal selection theory has become a widely accepted model for how the immune system responds to infection and how certain types of B and T lymphocytes are selected for the destruction of specific antigens invading the body.

One proposed model by which the immune system responds to cancer has been termed "cancer immunoediting," and it consists of three phases: elimination, equilibrium, and escape [ 1, 2].

In this model system, the GATA-factor AreA responds to intracellular glutamine (Gln) concentrations and is active under nitrogen limiting, low Gln conditions.

Using a mathematical model, we study how the immune system responds to different degrees of antigenic stimulation.

We have shown that motion shifts from the fovea to the periphery are consistent with a motion model in which the foveal visual system responds separately to first- and second-order motion information, and the peripheral system combines first- and second-order motion information.

These results indicate that different model membrane systems respond quite differently to a particular anesthetic.

This difference underscores why linearly elastic materials might be an incomplete model system for predicting how cells will respond in biological matrices.

Drosophila is increasingly used as a model system to analyze how whole organisms respond to exogenous stresses such as reduced oxygen [ 7].

By model comparison we understand a) mapping one model to another one by model reduction or mapping each model to a third one, closest in some sense to both; b) compare predictions of the models (for instance, about how the system responds to perturbations) for sets of parameters related one to the other by the mapping at a).