Sentence examples for periphery roles from inspiring English sources

Immediately following graduation, Tracy joined a new stock company based in White Plains, New York where he was given periphery roles.

While Tregs have been well described to dampen antigen-specific responses in the periphery, their role in the CNS is controversial [ 39– 41].

The review will address the induction of the three types of regulatory T cells, the mechanisms by which they suppress T-cell responses in the periphery, the role they play in immune homeostasis, and the potential these cells have as therapeutic agents in immune-mediated disease.

These results are in line with those of Liu et al. (2006) who revealed that infiltration of inflammatory cells into the liver in cases of direct drug-induced hepatotoxicity deplete neutrophils from the periphery proposing a role of the innate immune system (e.g., neutrophils and macrophages) in protection against drug hepatotoxicity.

GPs may believe that as carers have no specific medical diagnosis and have social not medical problems, supporting them is perhaps only on the periphery of their role [ 19].

To date, there are several excellent reviews on protein complexes mediating the assembly and organization of the entire M-region encompassing the M-band core as well as its periphery, and its role in thick filament assembly and integration into A-bands [ 5, 14].

Plasmodium repeatedly changes the expression of variant molecules at the surface of infected erythrocytes to avoid immune clearance and Arthur described the epigenetic regulation of the expression of the var genes as well as their particular spatial organization and tethering to the transcriptionally repressive nuclear periphery and the role that actin appears to have in these phenomena.

However, the evolutionary conservation of 4qter nuclear topology suggests that still unidentified subtelomeric DNA sequences are responsible for the preferential nuclear location, or still unknown epigenomic features of the nuclear periphery play a role in the sub-localisation of 4qter in African apes and humans.

In the periphery, IRF8 plays pivotal roles in the immune system (Honda and Taniguchi, 2006; Tamura et al., 2000, 2008), but its role in the CNS is entirely unknown.

That player turned out to be the 23-year-old Welbeck, who it is hoped will emulate the renaissance experienced by Daniel Sturridge when he left the Chelsea periphery for a central role and the responsibility he relishes at Liverpool.

Specifically, the effect of FASLG on myeloid cells in the periphery and its potential role in the regulation of different monocyte subpopulations in humans have not yet been investigated.