Sentence examples for repertoire patterns from inspiring English sources

Moreover, coupling of NGS and mass-spectrometry proteomic analyses has been used to generate data to establish the specific B-cell repertoire patterns that are associated with serum IgG responses following tetanus toxoid vaccine [ 8].

On the contrary, the presence of a poor repertoire pattern during the writhing period is not reliable in predicting motor or neurobehavioral disorders at any stage of development.

Systems immunology repertoire pattern studies have included Western blot analyses of autoantibodies to undefined self-antigens in tissue extracts [2], [9] and antibodies measured in microtiter ELISA plates to some tens of named antigens [10], [11].

Here we asked whether antibody-repertoire patterns might reflect the state of an implanted tumor.

In order to evaluate their repertoire diversity, the pattern of TCR Vβ usage of four DP T cells populations was determined with a panel of 24 anti-Vβ antibodies representing the most frequently expressed Vβ chains within a normal repertoire (Figure 1A).

Incised designs were used to decorate the figures, but the repertoire of patterns was limited.

The same repertoire of patterns was also used on tapa and to ornament wooden elements of houses.

However, the system provides no obvious way of increasing the repertoire of patterns when need arises.

Early branching animal lineages share a large repertoire of patterning genes with bilaterians, but lack the overt bilaterian differentiation of body axes.

It is widely known that the repertoire or pattern of integrin expression in stromal cells can be changed through communication with tumor cells.

Another possibility is that at least some early differences may reflect protective factors or mechanisms of brain adaptation in those infants at risk who go on to exhibit a typical behavioral repertoire, a pattern previously referred to as canalization [ 4].