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RB4CD12 is another phage display antibody that recognizes highly sulfated domains of HS [ 71].
Rather, as in man and mouse, the lamprey immune system focuses on the globular domain, and further, recognizes highly similar epitopes.
SPAK and OSR1 bind NCC, NKCC1 and NKCC2 via a unique CCT (conserved C-terminal) docking domain that recognizes highly conserved RFXV/I motifs at the N-terminal domain of these CCCs [ 4– 6, 26– 28].
Initial molecular research on sepsis suggested that the generalized inflammatory state described above is initiated when the innate immune system recognizes highly conserved pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs), such as LPS [ 47].
Toll-like receptors (TLRs) belong to a member of the pattern-recognition receptor family that recognizes highly conserved structural motifs from microbial pathogens known as pathogen-associated molecular patterns, or from necrotic and dying cells known as damage-associated molecular patterns.
In contrast, the phage endolysins generally contain an enzymatically active domain and a cell-wall binding domain which recognizes highly-specific ligands on the host cell surface [ 27], and thus each domain is under strong directional selective pressures.
On the contrary, JIM7 antibody which recognizes highly-esterified pectins, showed a significant signal increase (p ≤ 0.05) in early multicellular embryos in comparison with microspores and immature zygotic embryos.
One would be a new federally recognized, highly secure license known as a "Real ID," which will require, among other things, proof of legal residency.
A team of psychologists tested groups of women and men for their ability to recall or recognize highly evocative photographs three weeks after first seeing them and found that the women's recollections were 10 to 15 percentage points more accurate.
In the fight against antibiotic-resistant bacteria, the U.S. government is dangling a new incentive: a $20 million prize for a quick diagnostic test to recognize highly resistant infections.
Earlier this year, the White House announced that NIH and BARDA would co-sponsor a $20 million prize for a quicker test to recognize highly resistant infections.
