Sentence examples for response promotion from inspiring English sources
TAMs play pro-tumorigenic roles, including the suppression of anti-tumor immune response, promotion of angiogenesis and tumor cell metastasis.
BAFF plays a crucial role in B-cell maturation, plasma cell survival, antibody response promotion and immunoglobulin (Ig) class-switching recombination [ 3, 4].
BAFF has a crucial role in B cell maturation [ 13- 15], plasma cell survival [ 15], antibody response promotion [ 16] and immunoglobulin-class switch recombination [ 17].
One way of overcoming the above problem is comparing gene expression in plants with contrasting photoperiodic responses and identifying those genes whose expression correlates with the final response (promotion or repression of floral transition), rather than with the actual photoperiodic condition under which the plants are growing.
In this chemically induced tumorigenesis model, murine dorsal skin is treated once with DMBA to induce DNA damage in keratinocytes (initiation), followed by repeated applications of TPA, which enhances the inflammatory responses (promotion).
Their team came up with an even better response, sealing promotion to the top flight at the end of last month.
The response that promotion from the industry was considered too extensive was also consistent with the literature [ 16, 18- 20].
Taken together, these findings suggest that IEC STAT5 is required for control of the intestinal mucosal immune response and promotion of mucosal wound repair.
Results in this report provide evidence supporting a novel role for Rac1 in the activation of G2/M checkpoint response and promotion of cell survival after IR exposure.
Moreover S100A8/A9 is able to boost the inflammatory response by promotion of NADPH oxidase activity and production of ROS in phagocytes [ 12] and epithelial cells [ 13].
Cell signaling genes ORMDL3, PAK4, TRIB3, SRY4, DUSP1, DUSP2, NCK2, and PTK6 that were upregulated at 25° (two-fold to 21-fold) largely function in the UPR, immunity or inflammation, the general stress response, and promotion or protection from apoptosis.
