In contrast to productively infected cells, latently infected cells frequently harbor HIV-1 genomes integrated in heterochromatic structures, which allows the viral persistence of silenced integrated proviruses (Jordan et al. 2003).
I further propose that in vivo persistence of these bacterial elements escape immune surveillance partially, completely, or may integrate with host cell organelles to create bacteria-host cell-antigen complexes which could provoke immunopathologic consequences.
In this context, the model integrates in its design the concept of persistence of vision, which enables humans to see the world in a continuous fashion.
Information on depth persistence of soil water content (SWC) is useful for adopting data assimilation techniques in integrating remote sensing data and soil water modeling.
The long postnatal persistence of CR cells in the hippocampal formation highlights their conventional roles as neurons integrating and relaying information to their prospective synaptic targets.
"Efforts to integrate disadvantaged families into mixed-income communities are likely to reduce the persistence of poverty across generations," the authors wrote.
A major recommendation was that tobacco products should be tested for AL and product appeal, and the results integrated and evaluated so as to more accurately predict risk of initiation, dependence, and persistence of use.
In turn, once integrated, the invader may dramatically alter the mutualistic interaction structure, with negative consequences for the persistence of native species (see examples in [4]).
The persistence of the yowl?
