Sentence examples for bacteria and is hypothesized from inspiring English sources

Heme acquisition plays an important role in pathogenesis for several bacteria and is hypothesized to confer a similar advantage to P. aeruginosa during infection.

It is the loss of SpeB expression in these mutant bacteria that is hypothesized to allow the invasive spread of GAS by sparing from SpeB degradation self-proteins involved in plasminogen accumulation and activation [42].

Sulfonylation [ 52] or oxidation of cysteine residues [ 57, 59] is the primary mechanism for conformational changes of redox-responsive transcription factors in bacteria and has been hypothesized for MsvR.

In bacteria, there are multiple phyla that do not have PNPs or related uridine phosphorylases and it is hypothesized that this may have occurred due to different resource requirements among phyla in bacteria [ 71].

Since probiotics are typically considered as beneficial to the host, it is hypothesized that more probiotic bacteria than pathogenic bacteria must be present in the lumen in order to exceed the threshold and enter the blood/tissue.

It is hypothesized that these bacteria may play a critical role in MGL homeostasis and host epithelium health thorough production of butyrate which serves as an energy source for host colonocytes.

The haematomeningeal barrier is only one of the elements of the haematoencephalic barrier, and pathogenic bacteria are hypothesized to invade the CSF via the blood by two different routes: direct penetration of the meningeal capillary endothelium; or by direct penetration at the level of the choroid plexus, which produces CSF by secretion.

It is hypothesized that antibiotic-resistant bacteria can be maintained in the environment owing to the co-regulation of resistance pathways (Baker-Austin et al. 2006, Wright et al. 2006).

Decreased functioning of DNA repair mechanisms under stress is hypothesized to enhance mutation rates as an adaptive strategy in bacteria and yeast (Foster 2007; Galhardo et al. 2007).

Recombination rates have been found to vary widely in bacteria and it has been hypothesized that generalist bacteria or those in the process of adapting to new environments have higher rates of recombination [ 50].

It is hypothesized that reduced PLC activity causes persistence of the bacterium inside macrophages and aid travel to distant organs.