Sentence examples for bacterial pathogens in which from inspiring English sources

Unlike in other bacterial pathogens in which OmpA can promote adherence, invasion, or serum resistance, the OmpA of Y. pestis is restricted to enhancing intracellular survival.

AiiA is a protein which can block the bacterial quorum sensing by hydrolyzing AHL-lactone, and could greatly attenuate the disease caused by many bacterial pathogens in which quorum sensing regulate the expression of virulence genes.

Human GMPK is an obligate step for the activation of acyclic guanosine analogs, such as ganciclovir, which necessitate efficient phosphorylation, while GMPK from bacterial pathogens, in which this enzyme is essential, are potential targets for therapeutic inhibition.

The apparent scarcity of variation in the B. pertussis genome is unusual among bacterial pathogens, in which extensive genomic plasticity is thought to contribute to host immune evasion [ 12].

- Listeria monocytogenes is a Gram-positive intracellular bacterial pathogen in which surface proteins have been intensively studied.

This means that new methods with higher sensitivities for bacterial pathogens in blood must be devised which can be routinely used in all laboratories.

Production of inducible NO is another potent mechanism by which macrophages kill bacterial pathogens in general [27], [39] and C. pneumoniae in particular [40], [41].

CEACAM1 which acts as receptor for viral and bacterial pathogens in several species and mediates both pathogen access to host cells and inhibition of anti-pathogen immune response seems to be central for the diversification process.

This cycle creates several concerns, which include unnecessary antibiotic use, circulation of resistant bacterial pathogens in the community and equally important high health care costs.

Characterizing the role of environmental factors in diarrheal disease risk is challenging due to a general lack of pathogen-specific diagnoses, with "all-cause" diarrhea data reflecting a combination of viral, parasitic and bacterial pathogens, which vary in transmission dynamics and sensitivities to environmental conditions.

Instead, we will attempt to uncover emerging principles in this area by focusing on several bacterial pathogens for which the host specificity has been extensively characterized.