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The authors concluded that BCG can activate NK cells and promote a better recognition of bladder cancer cells.
In IBD patients, dendritic cells promote a robust recognition of bacterial products that might cause immune response activation to commensal bacteria, provoking a loss of intestinal tolerance.
The levy is about promoting positive behaviour as well as a recognition of the potential risk banks pose to the economy.
Indeed, a recent study showed that DNA methylation and CTCF binding play mutually exclusive roles in affecting pre-mRNA splicing by inhibiting and promoting the recognition of an alternatively spliced exon, respectively.
The institution's administrative leadership plays an important role in promoting a positive culture of safety through recognition and support of safety activities, and through financial commitment.
The NIH has recently begun actively promoting the recognition of sex as a biological variable in animal studies (Clayton & Collins, 2014).
"That means we helped Christian politicians through promoting the recognition of man as made in the image and likeness of God, as the basis of human dignity," Harnwell told me.
Within the ECDC 2012 commissioned project TRICE-IS (Implementation Strategy) we conducted a comparative analysis between EIC/HHCC and IC/HH related disciplines within the broader aim of promoting mutual recognition of courses based on EIC/HHCC within European Countries.
Her proposed research program aims at promoting societal recognition of sexual abuse, and at implementing and evaluating promising practices to help victims of abuse heal from their trauma.
Comprehensive animal disease surveillance provides direct benefits to public health and animal health by promoting early recognition of risk and opportunities for disease control and prevention interventions.
The found of A101 antibiofilm activity may also promote a new recognition about the functions of bacterial exopolysaccharides.
