Sentence examples for reactivate later from inspiring English sources

These organisms may remain latent for many years, only to reactivate later and lead to illness in their hosts and transmission of the disease to others.

But we soon realized that the virus can remain dormant in many cells only to reactivate later on, therefore realizing that HAART was not a "cure".

CMV reactivation can occur early, even within one week of stem cell infusion although most patients reactivate later in their course (27, 29– 35, 35).

A main health obstacle to control TB is that latent bacilli may remain viable for decades and reactivate later to cause active TB.

Bacteria such as Mycobacterium tuberculosis are unique human pathogens in part because of their ability to persist in a dormant state and reactivate later.

Another group was not up-regulated until late in callus induction, but then was also mostly reduced in expression during shoot induction; some of these genes, however, did reactivate later in shoot induction.

The virus may be reactivated later but this reactivation requires a modulation of the immune system, e.g. by a stressful experience [ 69– 72].

It has also been hypothesized that self-reactive memory B cells accumulated with age may become reactivated later in life due to deficiency in immune tolerance leading to elevated autoantibody levels in the elderly (Stacy et al., 2002).

What emerges from Sue's experience is that there seems to be sufficient plasticity in the adult brain for these binocular cells and circuits, if some have survived the critical period, to be reactivated later.

What emerges from Sue's experience is that there seems to be some evidence that these binocular cells and circuits, if a few have survived the critical period, can be reactivated later.

The early-reactivating monkeys had lower frequencies of CD4 T cells (p = 0.0571) in the airway at 10 weeks post-SIV than monkeys that reactivated later (Figure 2D).