Sentences with phrase «single receptor»

It implies that globally optimal emission reduction strategy (i.e., multi-receptor optimization) would not penalize the sources of emission compared to locally optimal emission reduction strategy (i.e., single receptor optimization).

For example, what is meant by a «pure sample» is quite different when you're looking at a trillion receptors on an instrument, as our collaborators do, compared to when you're looking at a single receptor, as we do.

Not to science, though: the taste has recently been traced to a single receptor on the surface of cells on your tongue.

A single receptor protein, however, appears to bind (or recognize) many different odors.

The drug's mechanism of action was entirely new: Instead of attacking cancer cells (like chemo), or indiscriminately revving up the immune system (like IL - 2), ipilimumab blocked a single receptor on one type of immune cell.

«The big finding is that we have a single receptor that does two different jobs,» Xue said.

VUAA1, which Zwiebel discovered after screening 117,000 chemicals, stimulates a single receptor cell, called Orco.

He found more than 30 that code for bitter receptors but only a single receptor devoted to sweet.

Then four years ago Charles Zuker, a rather aptly named neuroscientist at Howard Hughes Medical Institute, made a startling announcement: All the sweet things in life are perceived by a single receptor.

Functional plasticity, i.e. the ability to elicit differential cellular responses through a single receptor by means of different ligands, is a frequently observed feature in cytokine signaling.

But exactly how the signal from a single receptor, among thousands on each T cell, can be amplified to affect a whole cell has puzzled immunologists for decades.

Furthermore, optimization using only a single receptor at a time resulted in significantly higher reduction in emissions compared to optimization that incorporates all the twelve Canadian receptors in a single run.