That some, but not all Treg cells, have the capacity to express programs of other lineages is important, as universal potential to undergo fate switching to pro-inflammatory lineages in Treg cells at the site of inflammation could represent a greater risk for the development of auto-immune diseases than is seen during the normal human response to infectious challenges.
Other definitions of complexity that have been used are the number of bits needed to express a program in linear form, or the number of instructions, for example, in machine code [3].
Contact: [email protected] The framework of algebraic dynamic programming (ADP) allows us to express dynamic programming algorithms for sequence analysis on a high level of abstraction.
In other words, she couldn't see the world around her or hear anything we said, but rather could only express programmed messages.
Our results might be in agreement with observations that myeloid-derived plasmacytoid DC are able to express a "lymphoid program" (RAG1, rearranged IgH genes) [46].
We achieve a system that provides convenient ways to express Interaction Net programs without defining auxiliary rules.
Upon expression, PPAR γ and C/EBP α cooperate to express the full adipogenic program, including induction of additional transcription factors and suppression of growth-associated genes.
Mr. Mineo also called in to the program to express his gratitude for the grand jury's decision, as well as Officer Maloney's testimony.
Here I sit, two years later, soon to row in college, and wonder how to express what Sagamore's program has done for me ["Young Rowers' Biggest Problem is Ashore," June 4].
Through an initiative funded by the National Institutes of Health, older children, who are more likely to be stoic, can use a special computer program to express their feelings about their condition.
