Sentences with phrase «in innate immunity»

I am passionate to do research in innate immunity of host immune response to pathogens and inflammation.

Such analyses have tied Alzheimer's risk to several genes involved in innate immunity — the body's immediate defenses that indiscriminately attack pathogens and other foreign molecules and cells.

CD14 is the soluble component of Toll - like receptor (TLR) 4 and plays an important role in innate immunity.

[i] Furthermore, [we] demonstrated that an MHC like molecule, called CD1d, loaded with a glycolipid ligand, called alphaGalCer, also targeted to the tumor cells by monoclonal antibodies, was capable to specifically inhibit tumor growth in vivo and to give a sustained activation of the Natural Killer Cells known to be important in the innate immunity.

Finally, they estimated the timing of the changes in innate immunity and the extent to which variation in those genes had been passed down from Neanderthals.

So far, Hackett sees enormous progress in innate immunity, which he calls the «first line of defense.»

«We believe that our data represent the first example of a new paradigm in innate immunity: the contributions of salivary components to preventing infection.

Elucidating the molecular mechanism at work in innate immunity earned the three scientists the Shaw Prize for life science and medicine.

Her dissertation completed, she initiated studies in innate immunity, focusing on how the immune system senses the presence of pathogens.

While I was in his lab, I worked to understand the role (s) of lncRNAs in innate immunity.

Award Recipient: Katherine A. Fitzgerald, University of Massachusetts Medical School Molecular basis of recognition and gene regulation in innate immunity

The researchers were quite surprised by their finding because BX795 is known as an inhibitor of TBK1, an enzyme involved in innate immunity and neuroinflammation.

Besides their well - known function as effector cells in allergic responses, mast cells were reported to play a critical role in innate immunity and to exert important stimulatory but also suppressive functions in adaptive immune responses.

Looking for an answer, Emerman and colleagues homed in on the immune protein TRIM5α, one of several proteins involved in innate immunity, the body's first line of defense against viral infection.