helpers

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• Killer T-cells recognize and destroy infected cells, while helper T-cells assist the immune system in orchestrating its defenses.

• So the project aims instead to remove other genes, for proteins called proteases that the flu—and covid-19—require as helper molecules to effectively enter cells.

• Ultimately, it’s in my nature to be a helper, and in the business of PR you have to have the kind of personality that is always willing to think big, do more and push harder.

• Google Maps and Google Assistant, the company’s voice-activated helper, will also get new features for finding polling locations.

• The idea of a helper robot has been around for decades, but it has already begun to gain more real-world traction, especially in countries such as Japan where an aging population could cause shortages in support staff.

• You say, “Yes,” and before long it becomes an incredibly powerful helper.

• I also love any horror movie that was, in part, inspired by a Hamburger Helper commercial.

• Susan Helper, Professor of Economics, Case Western Reserve University The SP is not justified in its downgrade.

• My favorite episode is the one where Homer gets a helper monkey named Mojo.

• He had great faith in the opinions of his little helper, and was always ready to revise his own judgment if hers contradicted it.

• She holds up an ideal of a higher type—a woman who shall be man's intellectual companion, and his helper in the battle of life.

• The party was therefore disbanded, and the yet sanguine leader, with Hamilton for his sole helper, continued the work alone.

• She comes to the individual man, as she came to me and asks, Is she a cherished weakling or an equal mate, an unavoidable helper?