Sentence examples for rejection process from inspiring English sources

An experimental model of "high-risk" corneal grafting has been reported frequently [ 3, 13- 15] and the higher risk of transplantation in such recipients is expressed either as the higher percentage of rejected grafts or a faster onset of the rejection process.

This is not surprising since i) TLT lay within the targeted tissues and all the neoantigens generated by the rejection process are therefore immediately accessible for the DC, and ii) chronically rejected organs feature a defective lymphatic drainage [6], [26] leading to the sequestration of the antigens and the APC at the rejection site.

At Nextran, scientists have avoided the problem by injecting pig embryos with genes that block the immediate rejection process.

Even when the immediate rejection is prevented, though, scientists still have to block a long-term rejection process that takes place weeks later.

"If there was a quick rejection process, it would be one thing, but you can spend millions of dollars and many years trying to get a project approved in Westchester before you get turned down," Mr. Ginsburg said.

TO speed the rejection process, the Dartmoor Arms Co-Op Board requires that you complete and return this quiz before your application to appear in person can be refused.

A focus on the effects of the functionalization of CaP biomaterials highlights potential ways to increase tissue integration and limit rejection processes.

We demonstrated the specific expression of nine coagulation orthologue transcripts in Botryllus rejection processes and effects of the anti-coagulant heparin on POR formation and heartbeats.

In order to confirm the up-regulation of coagulation related genes during Botryllus rejection processes, we chose nine ESTs with high similarity to database coagulation proteins, preferably ESTs that exhibited similarity to both, coagulation proteins and coagulation domains (Table 4).

Based on molecular data and the known effects of trypsin and trypsin inhibitors on coagulation, we suggest that members of the library trypsins are homologues to vertebrates proteolytic coagulation factors (equivalent to human factors VII and IX to XIII) and play a role in clot formation during botryllid ascidians' rejection processes.

Following the 34 protein matches for cell adhesion and coagulation orthologues [14], the present study identified additional coagulation orthologues in the rejecting EST library and demonstrated the specific expression of nine coagulation orthologue transcripts in Botryllus rejection processes (including specific in situ hybridizations of two transcripts).