Sentence examples for removal of self from inspiring English sources

Moreover, various techniques like codon adaptation, CpG optimization, removal of self recognized epitopes, use of adjuvant and co-injection with plasmids expressing immune-stimulatory molecules were implemented to enhance the immunogenicity of the proposed in silico vaccine.

We also discuss various inflammatory effector cell types involved in cytokine production, removal of self-antigens, and responses to autoreactive IgE antibodies.

To describe the technique and outcome of removal of self-expandable metallic airway stents (SEMAS) in a series of patients who underwent stenting for benign airway stenoses.

The authors investigate the effects of imperfect removal of self-information on the system performance.

We have used analysis and computer simulation to evaluate how the imperfect removal of self-information influences the achievable BER and throughput.

After removal of self-inconsistent probes among the same gene, we could identify only 4 and 6 genes (3 genes are common) in the G9a-KD and the SUV-KD cells, respectively.

The results (available at the Supplementary web site) suggest that the performance gain due to the removal of self-interactions is too small to explain the performance difference between the two modes of cross-validation.

Rat iNS cells require LIF for self-renewal and predominately differentiate into neurons upon the removal of self-renewal factors, suggesting that they may be equivalent to in vivo primitive NS cells [28].

After removal of self-hits, we scored loci as NB-LRR if they aligned to any member of the extended NB-LRR locus cluster in A. thaliana (see above).

Mbd3 −/− ESCs are viable and maintain expression of genes associated with pluripotent cells, but continue to self-renew when induced to differentiate via removal of self-renewal factors (Kaji et al., 2006).

After removal of self-hits, we scored loci as NB-LRR genes if they were part of the target sequence pool in the forward run, and aligned to a NB-LRR gene as defined by Guo et al. in the reverse run.