… cell then moves to the gastric epithelium with the help of its flagella. H. pylori adhesins further
interact with host cell receptors… the nitro group by cellular electron acceptors. This reductive …

… evolving field and the clinical implications of recently acquired knowledge in this respect. …
All type I IFNs bind to a common cell-surface receptor, the type I IFN heterodimeric receptor …

… integral membrane protein capable of serving as a cell-surface acceptor site for AGEs. …
cellular receptors, and we are exploring these on the basis of the hypothesis that ligand-receptor …

… to understand all the clinical consequences observed in … to the cell wall and are ligands
for complement receptors (CR… to attach covalently to acceptor molecules on cell surfaces [13…

… advances and possible clinical implications to be discussed. … T-cell markers nor T-cell receptor
rearrangements can be … 161–188) that function as acceptor regions for nucleolar targeting …

… cell membrane–bound transporters, plasma lipid acceptors, plasma proteins and enzymes,
and hepatic cellular receptors (… plaque have important implications for clinical events. The …

… if appropriate extracellular cholesterol acceptors are present. Not depicted here are those
pathways that downregulate the LDL receptor and cholesterol biosynthetic enzymes and those …

… isoforms combine into 24 αβ receptors that act as a bridge between the cell and the ECM
in … and by the ring position (1–6) of the acceptor sugar. The GPI anchor and examples of …

… the theoretic impact upon donor and acceptor site strength and the probability that … In
cases where this algorithm did not predict an acceptor/donor splice site neither for the wild…

… , the clinical implications of … cell membrane integrity, genetic instability and the formation of
damage associated molecular patterns whose engagement with pattern recognition receptors …