Examples of using Host cell in English and their translations into German
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Receptors for complement components and complement regulators are expressed on the host cell surface.
Their key for moving to another host cell, a small cell organelle called apicoplast, is blocked.
Abacavir andlamivudine triphosphates show significantly less affinity for host cell DNA polymerases.
They can pierce the host cell with hundreds of tiny needles and thus transmit their molecular agents directly into the cell's interior.
The influenza viruses use MHC-II molecules to enter the host cell," says the head of the study.
Workflows Antibody production Integrated processes include host cell, expression vectors, transfection and selection methods.
We are studying selected virusproteins coded by HIV, HCV and DENV and their interaction with host cell components.
If one of these proteins on the border between the parasite and host cell is missing, the parasite can round itself off but it cannot grow any more.
Eurofins BioPharma Prouct Testing offers the testing of all process-related impurities such as residual protein A,DNA or host cell proteins HCP.
During the release of the virus from the host cell, the capsid is typically covered by a virus envelope of phospholipids of the host cell membrane.
A designer recombinase that is selectively activated in HIV-infected cells andthen specifically excises the virus from the cell genome without damaging the host cell.
Oncogenes and genome of HIV, occupying a certain position in 3D space of host cell chromosome, up to some time do not manifest themselves as pathogenic factors.
However, this means that such a vector for the selected host usually consists of an exogenous plasmid and it is therefore to be expected that the vectorwill not always be stable in the host cell.
If the bacteria meet a host cell, they pump a cocktail of virulence factors through this hollow needle structure directly inside the host cell.
It is now clear that some effectors, collectively named translocators,are secreted first and produce a pore or a channel(a translocon) in the host cell membrane, through which other effectors may enter.
The proteins manipulate the host cell from the surface of the parasite organelle, known as the parasitophorous vacuole, and form long tube-like structures.
Interactions of chlamydial effector proteins with host proteins seem to play a role at all stages of the chlamydial developmental cycle-from adhesion and internalization of EBs to their exit from the host cell.
If a pathogenic bacterium comes into contact with a host cell, it introduces a cocktail of virulence factors directly into the cell with the help of this injection.
Heidelberg is the central coordinator for the TTU"HIV" and focuses on identifying and characterizing factors from the innate immune system that restrict HIV infection,and on analyzing integration sites of viral DNA into the host cell.
May be a signal that triggers a response in the host cell to eject the zooxanthellae or shed the host cell from the coral," and since, in the words of Yu et al.
At the end of their review, they additionally report that the"thermal bleaching of many corals is ultimately the result of the destruction of photosynthetic pigments by ROS," and that the production by the zooxanthellae of one particular ROS,hydrogen peroxide,"may be a signal that triggers a response in the host cell to eject the zooxanthellae or shed the host cell from the coral.
Genetic information of the virus enters the host cell and, depending on its belonging to a DNA or RNA genetic material integrates into the host cell by its own enzymes.
Stephen Cusack's and Darren Hart's groups at the EMBL outstation in Grenoblew2, France,together with colleagues from the Grenoble Unit of Virus Host Cell Interactionsw3, have joined forces with other European teams in Madrid, Lyon, London and Marburg.
After the latency phase ends, the host cell begins with the transcription of viral genes, whereby the regulator proteins encoded by the HIV genome and host-inherent transcription factors participate in the regulation.
This hijacking brings about the formation of a range ofnew bacteria killers that lead to the bursting of the host cell, and with this the release of hundreds of new viruses that can go on to destroy other bacteria.
The molecule comes from the host cell, is called IRSp53 and gathers on the cell surface, directly beneath the bacteria sitting on it," explains cell biologist Markus Ladwein, who is also involved in the project.
The scientists have discovered that in addition to interferons(the immune system'sdefence agents), activation of the lymphotoxin Î2 receptor in the host cell promotes certain proteins and supports their function in such a way that they chemically modulate and degrade viral cccDNA.
Particularly the elucidation of the molecular basis of virus replication in the host cell is a special challenge and is essential for answering questions on pathomechanisms, host adaptation and targeted virus attenuation.
The teams, based at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory in Grenoble, France,and the neighbouring Unit for Virus Host Cell Interactions(UVHCI), have uncovered the structure of the protein that cocoons the virus's genetic material and hides it from the body's immune system until it has a chance to copy itself.