Sentence examples for broadly host from inspiring English sources

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The iridoviruses compose a large family containing many species that differ broadly in host range, some reported from vertebrates, including salamanders and fish, whereas most are known from invertebrates, including nematodes and especially insects [9].

Across birds and mammals, previous analyses [ 22] indicate that the most conserved snoRNAs are encoded in broadly expressed host genes, potentially compatible with both models.

Based on this observation we performed a series of experiments that demonstrate that MβCD acts broadly, disrupting host cell lipid rafts and C. jejuni-induced cell signaling.

For example, the β-defensins act as chemokines and signaling molecules to antigen presenting cells [ 6, 7] and thus function more broadly in host defense as initiators of the acquired immune system.

These considerations suggest that rare reverse splicing events may be most successfully recognized in the context of broadly sampled host and intron phylogenies in which many potential candidates for reverse splicing movement are studied.

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While the coexpression model is not mutually incompatible with introns-first, the function of snoRNAs involved in generating ribosomes means conserved intronic snoRNAs should be associated with broadly-expressed host genes, but that those host genes need not be orthologous.

Higher-nematine subgenera and species-groups feeding externally on other plant taxa are likewise often dominated by species having identical or broadly overlapping host-plant ranges [ 36, 38, 66], and niche shifting seems to be particularly infrequent in relation to speciation in groups associated with Picea, Larix, Vaccinium, and plants within Betulaceae (Fig. 3).

Ecological interactions can be classified broadly into a host and an associate relationship.

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