Sentence examples for been associated with host from inspiring English sources

Of particular interest are ova-associated brain lesions, which have been associated with host neurological deficits.

Although variants in TMEM154 have consistent association with odds of infection, no variant in any gene has been associated with host control of OvLV post-infection in multiple animal sets.

We propose that this habitat change could have been associated with host shifting events.

Parasitic to cats and dogs, A. ceylanicum is infective to humans as a zoonosis in some regions of Asia, but has not been associated with host blood loss in humans [ 4], and therefore was not considered a major pathogen [ 5].

Various extracellular structures encoded by bifidobacteria have been associated with host colonisation and gut persistence, interaction with the host immune system [ 32– 34], such as pili or fimbriae and surface-associated EPS (sEPS) [ 32, 34].

Polymorphism in PfAMA1 is due to a number of non-random point mutations that occur in the antigen's ectodomain, an effect that has been associated with host immune pressure on the parasite [ 18, 19].

Specific mutations in the PB2 gene have been associated with host-range transmission of avian influenza viruses, including residues 627 and 701.

In human, RNase6 is expressed in monocytes and neutrophils (Rosenberg and Dyer 1996), but otherwise it has not been associated with host-defense functions.

In line with this view, RNase2/3, RNase5, RNase6, and RNase7/8, which have been associated with host-defense functions in previous studies (Rosenberg 2008b; Gupta et al. 2013) and here, show most a high gene number variability (table 1 and fig. 6) and have relatively high dN/ dS values between orthologs (fig. 3).

All 3 B. burgdorferi IGS ribotypes present within nymphs in this study have been associated with host-seeking nymphs in Lyme disease endemic areas of the midwestern and northeastern United States; 2 of the 3 ribotypes were previously detected in larvae removed from birds (30 ).

This phenomenon may not be limited to LAM in that many pathogen-associated molecular patterns like LAM are amphiphilic in nature and may also be associated with host lipid carriers.