Sentence examples for modifications of the host from inspiring English sources

Oxygen-dependent modifications of the host cytoskeleton also significantly affect the paracellular permeability, intracellular transport, and the general endocytic uptake of particles in alveolar epithelial cells [42].

More specifically, robustness can be defined as the degree of resistance of a watermarking scheme to modifications of the host signal due to either common signal processing techniques or operations devised specifically in order to render the watermark undetectable [63].

This indicates an elevated level of post-translational modifications of the host cell by parasite kinases.

Indeed, measurements of Cas9-induced mutNHEJ can be carried out without any preparatory modifications of the host cells.

In several species, LTR retroelements have amplified to high levels resulting in major modifications of the host genome (e.g., in rice [ 7, 8]) In order to identify LTR retroelements in whole genome sequences, many computational methods have been developed [ 9].

The reversibility of the insertion deinsertion process was pointed out without apparent modification of the host structure.

This article will review recent progress to overcome antibody mediated xenograft rejection, through modification of the host immunity and use of genetically engineered pig organs.

X-ray crystal structures of relevant inclusion compounds have been determined and are comparatively discussed involving structural modification of the host molecules.

Based on this analysis, a selection of possible countermeasures including the modification of the host operating system by wrapping the I/O mechanisms into a hardened protective layer is discussed.

Then, immunohistochemical study and Western blot analysis revealed its presence within the stichosome of T. spiralis and in excretory/secretory products strengthening a putative fundamental role for the parasite's survival such as host tissue invasion or modification of the host muscular cell phenotype.

However, some viruses (such as totiviruses) have adapted to the genetic code modification of the host.