… CX807 may have clinical implications for the treatment of hemorrhagic stroke. … The PathHunter
® β-Arrestin cell lines expressing chemokine receptors were used. The functional reporter …

… 7,8 , probably as a consequence of differences in underlying … CLL HSCs may display a cell
fate skewed towards the B cell … epigenetic abnormalities, B cell receptor (BCR) stimulation …

… soluble receptors and ligands and discuss related clinical … to the receptors and ligands
of immune checkpoints on cell … by cutting off exon 3, the acceptor site for that variant is 5 bp …

… the inductive influence of neighboring cell types, including … , enzymes and receptors regulate
molecular and cellular traffic … hydrogen bond donors and acceptors and the polar surface …

… Vg9Vd2 T cell-mediated recognition of cancer (stem) cells. We propose a two-component
mechanism occurring in a tumor cell, which allows Vg9Vd2 T cells to specifically sense cellular …

… SARS-CoV-2 entry into a host cell involves a number of conformational changes requiring
binding of a virus particle to angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE-2) receptor on the cell …

… by T-cell activating receptors (accelerators) and inhibitory … of antigen receptors, with significant
implication in predicting the safety … TA sequences in the host DNA act as acceptors of the …

… While stimulatory and non-stimulatory ligands can bind to T cell receptors with similar affinity,
only … These non-responsive T cell clones were previously thought to be a consequence of …

… cell line MCF-7/AdrVp, and MXR for its identification in the mitoxantrone (MX) resistant colon
carcinoma cell … In summary, the main clinical implication of specific ABCG2 modulators is …

… mannose-6-phosphate receptor [12]. Due to their medical implications, multiple inhibitors
have … a rational design approach based on donor or acceptor analogues or by high-throughput …