Sentence examples for required for complement from inspiring English sources
According to the data presented in the literature, the concentration of zymosan required for complement activation in vitro is in the range of 1.0 to 5.0 mg/mL (Craddock et al. 1977; Yuanyuan et al. 2001; Fehra and Jacob 1977).
This demonstrates that the formation of a C4bC2a convertase is required for complement activation on acBSA, suggesting that there is no involvement of the alternative pathway.
This suggests the regulation by CYCLON of cell intrinsic mechanisms downstream of direct CD20 engagement and/or Rituximab Fc fragment activity which is required for complement activation but is dispensable for CD20 signalling per se (Vega et al, 2009).
To determine the concentration of TNT003 required for complement inhibition, we titrated TNT003 into C3d reactions using pooled HLA-I-specific sera (S10, S11, and S12) as a source of HLA-Ab induction of C3d.
Since IgM binds to apoptotic cells and activates the classical complement on the apoptotic cells in vitro [ 2], we asked whether sIgM was required for complement activation and rapid removal of dying cells by phagocytic cells in vivo.
To implement the practical application of S-layer characteristic, the examination on more bacterial genotypes is required for the complement catalog.
Coupled with the fact that adipsin is required for processing of complement C3a-desArg, and that C3a-desArg is a potent stimulant of fatty acid acylation in adipocytes, the production of adipsin in the gut may be related to a mechanism for adipocyte removal of lipid from chylomicrons.
High granularity, low material budget and high read-out speed are systematically required for most applications, complemented, for some of them, with high radiation tolerance.
We show here that CR4, a major complement receptor on macrophages and MGCs, is not required for the phagocytosis of complement-opsonized targets.
In silico genome analysis led to the prediction of metabolic pathways involved in biotransformation of several unusual substrates (e.g., plant-derived volatiles), providing clues on the genomic complement required for such biodegrading/biotransformation functionalities.
We show that MLO homologs required for PM pathogenesis can complement a mlo mutant background in transgenic assays, irrespective of the phylogenetic distance between the donor and the recipient species (Fig. 3).
