Sentence examples for reported to react in from inspiring English sources
Antibodies of patients with a history of MenB meningitis have been reported to react in vitro against the embryonic form, but not the adult form, of NCAM in cell cultures from mice [ 11].
The D-glc or D-gal was reported to react with proteins/peptides both in vitro and in vivo, as well as with their metabolized intermediates such as glyoxal or MGO, leading to AGE formations through nonenzymatic glycation (Song et al. 1999;Parameshwaran et al. 2010 Tsai et al. 2011).
Nickel is known to cause liver, kidney, spleen, brain and tissue damage on acute exposure and it has been reported to react with iron found in haemoglobin which helps in oxygen transport (Divrikli et al. 2006).
Stress response proteins have previously been reported to react with convalescent sera in both tularemia and other diseases [21], [24] [26].
Marklund et al. [ 14] studied 134 children with parent-reported food hypersensitivity and observed better psychosocial wellbeing for children reported to react to food with difficulty in breathing and/or anaphylaxis.
There were significantly higher scores on the PsS scale reported for the children who were reported to react to food with OAS, difficulty in breathing and/or anaphylaxis, indicating better psychosocial well-being for the children with these conditions (Tables 4).
Phenylglyoxal (PGO) is reported to react with guanidinium groups.
Instead he has been out of work for a year, a rumoured FA investigation is yet to report back, and if everyone was to react in the same way as Nandy he might quickly become untouchable, a pariah.
The specificity of the array was 100% with the tested non- Coxiella strains, including the phylogenetic neighbours Legionella spp. and Francisella spp. as well as with Bartonella spp. which have been reported to cross react with Coxiella in serological assays [ 30].
"We have to react in some way".
This discrepancy may be owing to the specificity of the mAb A2B5, which has been reported to cross-react with sulfatide in AD brains (Majocha et al., 1989).
