Sentence examples for would be donor from inspiring English sources

The main characteristics of alloantigen-specific Treg should be their strong suppressive capacity when stimulated by target antigen (in transplantation settings this would be donor antigen), in parallel with a lack of suppressive activity in the case of stimulation by other antigens such as fully HLA mismatched third party alloantigen.

She agreed, but originally with one condition: she would be his donor, but nothing more.

Since the substrate is already cleaved, N-terminus of P1' residue is already protonated and it would be a donor in the hydrogen bond with ASP-1025 OD2 atom.

A potential source for additional funds would be the donor communities.

Cheetahs are protected ([CITES] 2012), and while cheetahs would be ideal donors (Ehrenfeld 2006), it may be counter-productive to use cheetahs as donors or surrogates for the clones.

But I say it would be the donors as well.

There would be fewer donors, yes, but larger donations over all, and greater accessibility to the public — even those who cannot afford to pay anything at all.

Another possible change would be that donors of blood, DNA or tissue samples would be asked to give consent before those samples could be used in subsequent research.

At the same time, the Iranian government has sent conflicting signals about whether it is accepting aid and which countries would be acceptable donors.

19% of people are not sure they would be acceptable donors.

She noted that every would-be donor also had to be vetted by lawyers.