Sentence examples for protect recipients from inspiring English sources

To protect recipients from prosecution, none of the money is paid in cash to people in Cuba.

They can also protect recipients from themselves, if they are too young to make good decisions, or from others, say a former spouse who maintains control over your children's finances.

Majority of HSC-induced antigen-specific CD8+ T cells display central memory phenotype, efficiently kill target cells in vivo, and protect recipients against tumor growth in a preventive setting.

To determine whether the HS-PCs mobilized through SHIPi treatment retained functional stem cell capabilities, we evaluated the capacity of peripheral blood from SHIPi treated donors to protect recipients from a lethal dose of radiation.

In the last few years, identification of tumour-associated antigens (TAAs) (Jäger et al, 2001) has prompted the development of different strategies for antitumour vaccination, aimed at inducing specific recognition of TAA-derived peptides in order to elicit a persistent immune memory that may eliminate residual tumour cells and protect recipients from relapses (Bocchia et al, 2000).

After this treatment, we found that the exosomes harvested from oxidative stress lose their ability to protect recipient cells from oxidative stress.

In contrast, IL-17-producing Th cells recognising the same myelin autoantigen, which produce IL-17 together with IL-10, IL-22, and CCL20, are unable to cause disease and even protect recipient mice from the pathogenic effect of the aforementioned IL-17 producers [ 5].

The new designation, called temporary protected status and announced on Jan . 15 three days after the earthquake in Haiti, protects recipients from deportation for 18 months and allows them to work.

Re Clyde Haberman's July 12 NYC column, about the shortage of blood in the metropolitan area and the exclusion of gays as donors: It is important for citizens to understand the difficult task the New York Blood Center faces in maximizing collections while protecting recipients.

"Each protects recipients against different strains of pneumococcal bacterial infection".

In contrast, adoptively transferred cells isolated from the lymph nodes of untreated mice protected recipient mice against challenge (Fig 2D).