Sentence examples for barriers for pathogens from inspiring English sources

The skin and the lungs are natural barriers for pathogens and different specialized resident DC subsets have been described 46, 47, whereas the main cell types to be recruited to the peritoneal cavity upon injection of OVA are inflammatory monocytes, which have been shown to be direct precursors of DCs 48, and plasmacytoid DCs 49.

FAD technology is attractive since it provides a total barrier for pathogens and organic contaminants, and reduces turbidity, thus increasing the overall quality of the water.

The host innate immune system is the major barrier for pathogens to succeed in infection, and the complement system is one of the main arms of host defense [9].

The midgut of mosquitoes is the first barrier for pathogen transmission and is a target organ where arboviruses must replicate prior to infecting other organs.

To rationalize constitutive Irga6 expression in the liver, it may be argued that the liver is in some sense a barrier organ for pathogens such as L. monocytogenes and Plasmodium that above all favour liver parenchymal cells for their initial proliferative episode.

Phenolic compounds not only form physical barriers for the pathogen, they are also known to have direct antimicrobial activities [ 42].

As the cell wall is a natural barrier for plant pathogens, plant defense includes cell wall modifications and biosynthesis to thicken cell walls and impede further pathogen attack (Cheong et al. 2002).

The plant cell wall is a formidable barrier for potential pathogens.

Human skin is the primary anatomical barrier for various pathogens and damage, which acts as an important boundary marker between internal and external environment in the bodily defense system.

Our physical barriers for keeping out pathogens, such as the mucous membrane in the nose, may also be impaired under these conditions.

One of the defining features of bacterial resistance is based on the physical properties of cell wall representing possible barriers for attacks by pathogens.