Sentence examples for population responsible from inspiring English sources

Moreover, we observed that the CD14+ population responsible for the strong IL-12 response in neonates also produced most, if not all of the low amount of IL-10 released after R-848 stimulation (data not shown).

The preferential localization of MGL2+ DDCs in the CR is consistent with the idea that MGL2+ DDCs are the population responsible for initiation of the CHS response because the CR is the sites of interaction between DC and newly migrated T cells and the sites of the primary T cell proliferation in vivo [41], [42], [54], [55].

Through experiments releasing its modified mosquitoes, Oxitec says it has seen good results in reducing the Aedes aegypti population responsible for the transmission of Zika, as well as of dengue, chikungunya and yellow fever.

It has been shown that scaffolds culture can enhance the Cancer Stem Cell (CSC) population, responsible in part for tumour recurrence after chemotherapy.

Bhang and colleagues have recently traced the emergence of erlotinib resistance in a model of lung adenocarcinoma, identifying a pre-existing MET-amplified clonal population responsible for in vitro recurrence (Bhang et al. 2015).

Keeping in mind the pathogenic, mechanistic, and pathological heterogeneity of MS, our findings suggest that CD8+ T cells, working via a perforin-dependent mechanism, are the primary effector population responsible for injury and loss of demyelinated axons.

Although the protection was associated with the development of an antiamoebic cellular immune response measured in spleen, the underlying cytokines and cell populations responsible were not identified.

Studies on animal lung injury models have shown that there are divergent progenitor populations responsible for maintaining homeostasis of lung epithelia in anatomically different regions.

Populations responsible for anaerobic glucose and acetate assimilation were determined with fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH) in combination with microautoradiography (FISH/MAR).

Denitrification of rice paddy soil was reported as early as 1907 ([Ishii et al. 2011]), however, the microbial populations responsible for denitrification have not been investigated for a long period.

In this work we study the effect of soil water content and temperature on the abundance of soil bacteria, ammonia-oxidizing bacteria and denitrifying bacteria, and on the performance of DMPP modulating these different bacterial populations responsible for N2O production/consumption.