Sentence examples for particles recognized by from inspiring English sources

What we have shown here is that, when CD13 is cross-linked simultaneously, it can increase the phagocytosis of a variety of particles recognized by different receptors.

We found that both types of particles were recognized by chaperones, indicating that the misfolded proteins are accessible on the particle surface.

The killing stage is more challenging, because the shocked cells carry few H.I.V. antigens, the toxic flags released by pathogenic particles and recognized by the immune system prior to attack.

This achievement, the first nuclear reaction effected by artificially accelerated particles, was recognized by the award of the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1951.

While it is known that nanoparticles stimulate inflammation and induce macrophage cytotoxicity in vitro [11], it is not understood how these particles are recognized by the macrophage and how the signaling pathways and transcriptional responses compare to those of the TLR pathway and bacterial recognition.

Active as well as formalin inactivated virus particles were recognized by the selected antibody fragments which could be also used for Western blot analysis of VEEV proteins and immunohistochemistry of VEEV infected cells.

The neutralizing antibodies induced by the formalin-inactivated E-particles were less potent than the formalin-inactivated F-particle in a virus neutralization assay, but interestingly antibodies generated from both particles recognized the same immunodominant linear neutralization epitope of VP1 reported previously (residues 211 225).

Upon phosphorylation, the HBV core particle is recognized by an importin β1/importin α1 heterodimer and imported into the nucleus in a Ran and energy-independent manner [ 47].

Immuno-electron microscopy established that this face is the cis-Golgi since the gold particles recognizing the GFP harbored by the staples co-localized with the gold particles that bind GM130, a cis-Golgi marker.

Larger molecules or particles are readily recognized by the MPS.

After having confirmed that Nrp1-μNS particles are not recognized by chaperones, we tested whether Nrp1 could ectopically nucleate the formation of stress granules.