Sentence examples for barriers for pathogenic from inspiring English sources

The Bacillus hosts in this study can be assembled into two separate groups by relatedness, and this evolutionary boundary may define phage boundaries and predict barriers for pathogenic gene transfer.

Injury opens avenues for pathogenic entry across a breached barrier.

The reduced barrier function will not only increase the risk for pathogenic infection, but also the delivery of antigens to the mucosal immune system with an increased immune response as a result.

Turbidity also interferes with disinfection by creating a possible shield for pathogenic organisms.

Hex proteins of different size are predicted in the data base for pathogenic and non-pathogenic Aspergillus species.

This test is used to type bacterial isolates for pathogenic markers.

These networks enriched for pathogenic familial ALS genetic variants and were disrupted in sporadic ALS spMNs.

These protective mechanisms include physical barriers dependent on the architecture of epithelia, processes such as desquamation to shed outer layers of the epithelium and any microbes that may have penetrated the outer layer, protective secretions that are hostile to microbes and commensal organisms that occupy environmental niches and deny space for pathogenic species.

Standard antibiotics such as gentamicin and tetracycline for pathogenic bacteria, bavistin and miconozole for pathogenic fungi served as positive controls (Bauer et al. 1966).

This also holds true for the intestinal tract of man and animals, the site of colonization for non-pathogenic and pathogenic Listeria species and invasion for pathogenic Listeriae.

All mice were viral Ab free for pathogenic murine viruses and negative for pathogenic bacteria including Helicobacter spp and parasites (see online supplementary table S2), and were maintained under SPF conditions in a barrier-sustained facility and provided with sterile food and water.