ライフサイエンスコーパス: sanctuary

1 ancestral homes in a central Indian wildlife sanctuary.

2 he highest impacts within US National Marine Sanctuaries.

3 d management in California's National Marine Sanctuaries.

4 cies Plasmodium infections of wild-living or sanctuary African apes.

5 iversally accepted principles of health as a sanctuary against conflict and inequity, to achieve a br

6 the bone marrow microenvironment provides a sanctuary against programmed cell death and promotes tum

7 ith satellite transmitters, 8 in the Pelagos Sanctuary (although two ceased within two days) and 5 in

8 s-specific CD8 T cells into these AIDS virus sanctuaries and potentially suppress residual viral repl

9 Thus, these sites are a sanctuary and a reservoir for replicating AIDS viruses.

10 bilitated orphans, but some were born at the sanctuary and mother-reared there.

11 ed that chikungunya virus can hide in tissue sanctuaries, and ongoing research should help to deciphe

12 nd acts as an information highway, an immune sanctuary, and a storage depot supporting tumor growth a

13 iduals), and the other newly isolated in the sanctuary buffer zone after their previous neighbors wer

14 data define the hematopoietic stem cell as a sanctuary cell which is resistant to HIV-1 infection by

15 t resistance is likely to arise first in the sanctuary compartment with poor drug penetrations and fr

16 rug penetrations and from there populate non-sanctuary compartments with high drug concentrations.

17 Conceptually, there are 2 types of sanctuaries for HIV-1, cellular and anatomical.

18 ss how growing understanding of key anatomic sanctuaries for the virus can inform future experiments

19 od-brain barrier allowed the CNS to become a sanctuary for Bcr/Abl-induced leukemia.

20 osthetic joints, which provide a surface and sanctuary for biofilm growth.

21 f the century, and was considered a critical sanctuary for forest elephants because of its relatively

22 e that the bone marrow microenvironment is a sanctuary for hema-topoietic cancers.

23 th by providing both a portal of entry and a sanctuary for invasive bacterial and fungal pathogens [1

24 uginosa can use airway epithelial cells as a sanctuary for persistence and develop a reversible antib

25 ymphoma tumor microenvironment (TME) provide sanctuary for subpopulations of tumor cells through stro

26 hin the tumor microenvironment may provide a sanctuary for subpopulations of tumors cells that afford

27 rulence factor that creates an intracellular sanctuary for the bacteria that is inaccessible to the d

28 ata provide evidence that tissues serve as a sanctuary for wild-type HIV during cART and suggest the

29 Thus, B cell follicles constitute 'sanctuaries' for persistent SIV replication in the prese

30 function, the niche will provide a relative sanctuary from immune attack.

31 yawara, Kibale), and in a large free-ranging sanctuary group, the frequency reached >80% dyads (group

32 that are usually considered to be tumor cell sanctuaries in the context of conventional systemic ther

33 ence in juvenile bonobos (Pan paniscus) at a sanctuary in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, focus

34 ndergo extrathymic differentiation, and find sanctuary in the intestinal epithelium.

35 xplain how these cells remain an uninfected "sanctuary" in HIV disease.

36 nd may provide a means for gonococci to gain sanctuary into nonprofessional phagocytes.

37 Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary is located in Massachusetts Bay off the densel

38 'Sanctuary', 'loss of normality and perceived independenc

39 Cellular sanctuaries may include latent CD4+ T cells containing i

40 e the introduction of Asiatic lions into the sanctuary (n = 24 individuals), and the other newly isol

41 and social conditions at the Lola Ya Bonobo sanctuary near Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, i

42 Ngamba Island Chimpanzee Sanctuary (NICS) in Lake Victoria, Uganda is currently h

43 liovirus type were detected in the northwest sanctuaries of Nigeria.

44 m the frieze of the Siphnian Treasury in the Sanctuary of Delphi (Greece).

45 meostatic mechanisms, take refuge within the sanctuary of the niche during chemotherapy, and conseque

46 Second, extensive networks of wildlife sanctuaries offer some hope for shepherding appreciable

47 imits oral availability and penetration into sanctuaries protected by ABCB1, such as the brain.

48 e suggest that the CNS may be an immunologic sanctuary protected from NK-cell activity.

49 e, and that semicaptive primates housed in a sanctuary represent an intermediate microbiome state bet

50 lly self-reactive gammadelta T cells to find sanctuary requires both the intestinal epithelial enviro

51 ty and transmission within this conservation sanctuary setting.

52 data are consistent with the brain forming a sanctuary site for latent virus and low-level viral repl

53 ddition, this niche is thought to serve as a sanctuary site for malignant progenitors during chemothe

54 ndicating that this organ did not serve as a sanctuary site for subsequent systemic relapse in GVHD-p

55 l GVHD) suggest that the lung may serve as a sanctuary site for these host reactive donor T cells.

56 r respiratory tract was once thought to be a sanctuary site from microbiological colonization owing t

57 The CNS is an important sanctuary site in childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia

58 pendently from the bone marrow, suggesting a sanctuary site.

59 and CTL control in reservoir accumulation in sanctuary sites and why ART appears to be more effective

60 cells (half-life, 14 h) and distribution to sanctuary sites for viral replication including testes,

61 uate the effect of 4b on viral shedding from sanctuary sites in EBOV survivors.

62 precautions, unless contact with fluids from sanctuary sites is envisaged.

63 If replication persists in sanctuary sites such as the lymph nodes, a high priority

64 cytotoxics may enhance drug accumulation in sanctuary sites that are traditionally impenetrable to t

65 and that cell migration and the presence of sanctuary sites with little drug exposure are essential

66 rations in tested tissues, especially in HIV sanctuary sites, as compared to the commercial LPV/RTV t

67 and the possibility of virus persistence in sanctuary sites, sometimes leading to delayed transmissi

68 apy is initiated, and whether there are drug sanctuary sites.

69 n, and/or delivery of donor-derived cells to sanctuary sites.

70 xistence of undetected viral compartments or sanctuary sites.

71 the importance of combination chemotherapy, sanctuary-specific treatment, and supportive care measur

72 ame to light recently that many animals, and sanctuary staff, were naturally infected with Schistosom

73 d and the brain is now recognized as a viral sanctuary that requires additional therapeutic effort.

74 ow-relief, and unrestored) in nine protected sanctuaries throughout the Great Wicomico River in Virgi

75 ngineered antiviral T cells into these viral sanctuaries to help eliminate this source of persistent

76 Farallones and Cordell Bank National Marine Sanctuaries to identify areas for targeted conservation

77 ening focus on the small number of so-called sanctuaries where polio persists, and continuous quality

78 ted and displaced mammals are often taken to sanctuaries, where the explicit goal may be reintroducti

79 Some people experienced a sense of sanctuary, whereas others experienced loss, fear and tra

80 dangered mammals are increasing in number in sanctuaries worldwide, we stress the need for re-examina