Sentence examples for bacterial or viral systems from inspiring English sources
Many of their unique replication proteins could be recruited from bacterial or viral systems.
For many years it was considered that bronchial obstruction is caused by a bacterial or viral infection of the respiratory system and the pathogenesis is associated with the sensitization of a bronchial tree by pathogens or non-pathogenic entities which inhabit the respiratory passages.
Transcriptome responses involving the fish immune system after bacterial or viral experimental challenges have also been assessed in liver, although the main studied tissue for this purpose is the head kidney because of its central hematopoietic role, equivalent to that of mammalian bone marrow [ 29- 31].
Intermittent exposure of the immune system to these bacterial or viral antigens at mucosal surfaces might lead to the activation of resting QKRAA-specific T cells and then the T cell activation is perpetuated by encounters with peptides of self-origin, encompassing the SE sequence.
Scientists think that GBS develops when the body's immune response to a bacterial or viral infection goes awry and attacks the nervous system.
Sleep and immunological responses are linked; the immune system is able to recall bacterial or viral encounters which can help the human body recognize previous infections and react accordingly.
This enables rapid prototyping and adaptation of the system to newly emerging targets such as pathogenic bacterial or viral subtypes.
Infection leads to a prolonged weakening of the immune system, and most deaths are due to secondary bacterial or viral infections.
On the one hand the maternal immune system must be active and vigilant to prevent bacterial or viral infection of the placenta and developing fetus.
Inflammation is a response of the innate immune system to protect and defend the body after bacterial or viral invasions and tissue damage.
The immune system is traditionally considered from the perspective of defending against bacterial or viral infections.
