Sentence examples for responsive host from inspiring English sources

We speculate that in the future, manipulation of molecular interactions between specific proinflammatory microbial products and responsive host cells could develop into therapeutic approaches to reduce low-grade chronic inflammation and help to alleviate associated metabolic complications that influence insulin resistance and obesity.

Bone regeneration requires four components: a morphogenetic signal, responsive host cells that will respond to the signal, a suitable carrier of this signal that can deliver it to specific sites then serve as a scaffold for the growth of the responsive host cells, and a viable, well-vascularized host bed.

Moreover, some of these treatments (for example, active specific immunotherapy with autologous tumor cell vaccines) are complicated procedures, requiring a dedicated laboratory to obtain an active vaccine and a responsive host.

Do your best to be a gracious and responsive host so that your guests can enjoy the day as much as possible.

Examination of a series of narrower time slots will enable us to unravel the sequence of processes involved and highlight genes initiating the cascade in resistant (responsive) hosts.

The results of our study provide the first evidences that indicate existence in teleost fish (i) infection-responsive host and viral miRNAs that exhibit dynamic changes in expression profiles during the course of viral infection, and (ii) potential involvement of miRNAs in host-viral interaction.

This photo-responsive host-guest assembly provides some hints for the design of photodegradable materials.

The reversible end-to-end assembly and disassembly of gold nanorods (GNRs) were efficiently realized by utilizing the pH-responsive host-guest interaction.

The experiments were performed during the last 4 h of the scotophase, when A. gambiae females are known to be highly responsive to host odours [63], [64].

During the first 48 h following a blood-meal, mosquitoes are less responsive to host cues and demonstrate very little locomotion overall (Fig.  1b, d and e) [ 11, 12].

As shown in Figure  3A, emir1 and emir2 expression was detected in all larval stages that were responsive to host insulin.