This responsive and adaptive nature is thought to be central to the disease-causing ability of the organism, and is largely the result of the multiple regulatory mechanisms it employs in gene regulation.
First, the discovery of circulation of a vaccine virus strain that mutated to regain its disease-causing ability in Hispaniola.
The iron acquisition and iron storage pathways of Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb) have been linked to its growth and disease-causing ability [29], [30], [31], [32].
Dr. Peters plans to study its habits and disease-causing abilities in animal models instead.
Telomeres protect the important genetic material from damage that can lead to disease-causing malfunction or cell death.
Significantly, some mammalian synthetases developed cytokine functions possibly linked to disease-causing mutations in tRNA synthetases.
Maniatis attributes this acceleration to adjoining cells' inflammatory reaction to disease-causing protein tangles that may escape during autophagy.
He could quickly and efficiently identify antibodies that bind to disease-causing molecules, creating new antibody drugs.
Dr. Simpson suggested that such wholesale importation of genes from other pathogens might be what turned xylella from benign to disease-causing.
Playgrounds become unsafe for children due to disease-causing contaminated materials.
Although the disease clearly affects explicit memory (the ability to learn or recall events), it doesn't completely expunge implicit memory (which is connected to the emotions).
