Sentence examples for background host from inspiring English sources
The suicide plasmid pEX18Tc, carrying a functional allele of the upp gene of P. mendocina NK-01, was used to construct the vectors to delete the algA (encoding mannose-1-phosphate guanylyltransferase) and phaZ (encoding PHAMCL depolymerase) genes, and a 30 kb chromosomal fragment in the 5-FU resistant background host.
Alternative strains including Streptomyces lividans and Streptomyces albus that showed fewer background host secondary metabolites and receptiveness for foreign DNA were successfully employed.
The point of our study was to test an evolutionary idea, namely the role of background host mortality in parasite evolution, using a relatively controlled experimental setup.
"It's highly unlikely we'll go into the b2c world, selling to individual customers one by one, or even SMEs," he adds, although he also suggests PQ could end up as a technology and background hosting provider for other b2c players to package up modules into different sales propositions.
Background: Host-derived (LL-37) and synthetic (WLBU-2) cationic antimicrobial peptides (CAPs) are known for their membrane-active bactericidal properties.
Lastly, we exclude first-generation immigrants to ensure similar educational background and host country language skills.
In addition, the genetic and physiological background of host strains is an important determinant to construct efficient and rapid xylose-fermenting S. cerevisiae.
Because MS measurements of bacterial proteins against overwhelming background of host proteins are still technically challenging (Schmidt and Volker, 2011), vast majority of work thus far falls into examination of the bacterial proteome in bacteriological media.
The population effect tested influences of genetic background while host rearing condition tested environmental effects.
Primers that selectively amplify DNA from certain taxa are crucial to surveys in which parasite DNA has to be amplified over the background of host DNA.
Thus, we could manipulate the genetic background in host populations by performing reciprocal crosses to evaluate the mutualism effectiveness and the genetic specificity.
