Sentence examples for spectrum of self from inspiring English sources

Polymorphic human leukocyte antigen (HLA) molecules facilitate immune surveillance by presenting a wide spectrum of self and foreign antigens to T-cells and by serving as ligands for killer immunoglobulin-like receptors (KIRs) on natural killer (NK) cells.

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These results are consistent with a study by Li et al. who analysed autoantibody profiles of healthy Chinese people and reported that a very broad spectrum of self components could be recognized by the immune system [ 7].

It encompasses not only outright denial that God exists, but a whole spectrum of self-assertion.

"Lesch-Nyhan is at the far end of a spectrum of self-injurious behavior," Jinnah went on.

We who were not so pathologically far out on the spectrum of self-involvement, we dwellers of the visible spectrum who could imagine how it felt to go beyond violet but were not ourselves beyond it, could see that David was wrong not to believe in his lovability and could imagine the pain of not believing in it.

Experimental results, presented in a wide spectrum of self-organized patterns, show the complexity of the problem and the crucial role of molecular weight distribution of the polymer in the fixation of organized structures under highly non-equilibrium conditions.

We explore the connection between square-integrable solutions for real-values of the spectral parameter λ and the continuous spectrum of self-adjoint ordinary differential operators with arbitrary deficiency index d.

We propose that the protective effect of Cop-1 vaccination is obtained through a well-controlled inflammatory reaction, and that the activity of Cop-1 in driving this reaction derives from its ability to serve as a 'universal antigen' by weakly activating a wide spectrum of self-reactive T cells.

We give a comprehensive account of the relationship between the square-integrable solutions for real values of the spectral parameter λ and the spectrum of self-adjoint even order ordinary differential operators with real coefficients and arbitrary deficiency index d and we solve an open problem stated by Weidmann in his well-known 1987 monograph.

During disease, autoantibodies to a spectrum of self-antigens, including nuclear antigens, develop and form immune complexes in various tissues.