Sentence examples for presentation and recognition from inspiring English sources

To sum up, we may have provided a structural rationale as to why the naturally occurring E5D and S3T mutations would not be expected to significantly alter presentation and recognition of epitope QW9 presented by HLA-B*5801 HLA-B*5801al., 2007).

Therefore, we assume that presentation and recognition of both non-modified and glycosylated CII259-273 followimmunizationtioccursurs earlier in DR4-transgenic mice compared to B10.Q mice.

The complexity of the molecular and cellular mechanisms involved in antigen processing, presentation and recognition renders this approach highly vulnerable to failure.

In summary, our peptide microarray-based approach implements the whole process of antigen presentation and recognition in a peptide microarray format.

It appears that whilst the presentation and recognition of symptoms do not impact on decisions to screen (individuals are asymptomatic at point of test) it is the attitudes, rather than knowledge, which may determine whether physicians conduct a full assessment.

The molecular mechanism for the presentation and recognition of melanoma antigens was revealed through the identification of a cancer antigen gene by a Belgian group, van der Bruggen et al. in 1991.

Thus, processing of viral antigens in the MHC I and MHC II presentation pathway and recognition of MHC proteins are decisive targets for CMVs to evade effective clearance from the host.

Michael Dobson argued that the summarization in choropleth maps decreases mental workload and time to perform tasks while improving control of information presentation and pattern recognition (Dobson, 1973, 1980).

The authors concluded that epitope presentation and CTL recognition might occur frequently in the context of alternative HLA class I alleles.

HCMV encodes multiple genes to evade MHC I antigen presentation and immune recognition by CD8+ cytotoxic T lymphocytes.

The Major Histocompatibility Complex (MHC) genomic region harbors duplicated genes that express protein molecules responsible for the rejection of transplanted tissue, restricted antigen presentation and the recognition of self and non-self [ 1, 2].