Significados de tfr en inglés

TFR contributed most to three of the aforementioned operational occurrence categories.

Although previous reports indicated that anti-tumor immunity contributes to TFR, its determinants are still unclear.

This compares with 74,000 births in 1980 representing a TFR of 3.23.

Here we demonstrate that TFR functions as a regulator to control AMPA receptor trafficking efficiency and synaptic plasticity.

Thus, our study reveals that TFR functions as a novel regulator to control AMPA trafficking efficiency and synaptic plasticity.

Mitogenic stimulation of lymphoid cells induced both up-regulation of TfR surface density and release of sTfR to the medium.

These results suggested that this baculovirus-expressed chimeric anti-TfR IgG1 might have the potential to be used for cancer immunotherapy.

The enhanced TfR expression was not mediated either by the kinetic change of receptor cycling or by cellular iron content.

KM12L4 cells growing in the liver expressed higher levels of TfR than cells growing s.c.

Here, utilizing both human and rhesus macaque models, we show the impact of HIV and SIV infection on TFR number and function.

The impact of education is hard to overstate; a study in Nigeria found increasing female education by just one year reduced TFR substantially.

These results suggest NK cell activation status contributes to achievement of DMR, whereas T cell-mediated immunity contributes to TFR in patients with CML-CP.

The TFR in Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia fell by more than 30 percent between 1990 and 2011.

Although TfR has been promoted as an iron indicator that is uninfluenced by the APR, TfR concentrations were depressed among anemic APR-positive women.

Although TFRs are one of the most common transcriptional regulator families in bacteria, the TFR involved in n-alkane metabolism has been reported only recently.

Although TFRs are decreasing, the global population continues to grow as mortality declines, with diverse patterns at the national level and across age groups.