Sentence examples for response of the recipient from inspiring English sources

There are many problems, including trouble with the vectors themselves, the response of the recipient's immune system and the short-lived nature of the treatment, which means patients have to undergo multiple treatments.

The ability to image non-invasively pro-inflammatory macrophage infiltrate into a transplanted organ may provide an additional tool for the monitoring of the immune response of the recipient against the donor graft.

Transfer of lymphoid cells from strain-2 guinea pigs immunized to bovine gamma globulin into syngeneic recipients immunized with dinitrophenyl ovalbumin markedly enhances the secondary antidinitrophenyl response of the recipient to challenge with dinitrophenyl-bovine gamma globulin.

In contrast, in a homogenous human population with little HLA and genetic diversity, the virus with acquired escape mutations from the donor may escape the CTL response of the recipient as well, so that the virus may become even more virulent leading to rapid disease progression.

In a human population with mixed HLA (Human Leukocyte Antigen) alleles and diverse host polymorphisms, the CTL (cytotoxic T lymphocyte) response of the recipient may recognize a different set of HIV-1 epitopes from the donor, so that new mutations in viral epitopes may be necessary for CTL escape, which may cause a reduced viral fitness and lead to HIV-1 attenuation.

Graft rejection due to the immune response of the recipient is a major mechanism underlying graft failure.

Smith's account of justice is built upon his account of the spectator's sympathetic response to the recipient of an agent's act.

The success rates of organ transplantations have been improved by better knowledge about donor selection and improved techniques for suppressing the immune responses of the recipient.

However, it appears likely that systemic immunosuppression due to transfusion-associated infusion of large amounts of foreign antigens changes the cellular responses of the recipient.

There are several kinds of response that the recipient may make to the agent's act, and Smith focuses on two, gratitude and resentment.

In summary, our results showed that the introgression from Z. latifolia affected growth, salt stress response and metabolism of the recipient rice cultivar.