Sentence examples for variable repertoire from inspiring English sources

In the ancestral deuterostome genome the putative DBP related RAG-1 DDE site, at first blocked by the proto-RAG-2 protein co-expressed in immune somatic cells would over time evolve to form the nucleus of a somatic recombinase generating a variable repertoire against pathogens such as herpes viruses.

Why exactly have different lineages retained such a variable repertoire of Cbl binders is difficult to establish a priori.

We created 1000 random S. aureus genomes using the core-genome (1792 genes) and 850 genes (average variable genome size) derived from the variable repertoire.

This process is postulated to determine the variable repertoire of incorporated substrate receptors and thus to modulate the functional activities of CRLs.

Peptide 15 elicited a highly variable repertoire of T cells, consistent with its variable tumor protection and other previously measured T cell responses [ 17, 18].

Comparative genomics has provided valuable insights on plant peptidase inhibitor families and could explain the evolutionary reasons that lead to the current variable repertoire of peptidase inhibitors in specific plant clades.

The PY proteins from different Polintons produced somewhat variable repertoires of significant hits in HHpred.

This review provides an overview of the antibody response against Staphylococcus aureus, which challenges the adaptive immune system with a broad and highly variable antigen repertoire.

The remaining ~700 genes were derived from the variable genome repertoire.

Furthermore, an enhanced expression deriving from a coordinated expansion of TRDV1 subgroup genes of the variable δ repertoire was recently discovered in adult sheep [ 25].

In addition, analysis of the TCR variable gene repertoire in blood or tissues may provide important information about the immune response against pathogens or immunopathological mechanisms [ 30, 36].