Sentence examples for course of infestation from inspiring English sources

This produced eight distinct gene clusters with defined temporal peaks of expression across the time course of infestation (Table 2).

Transcripts responding to Jasmonic acid and salicylic acid were relatively higher in whitefly (W2) attack which was decreased with due course of infestation (W24).

These profiles were calculated using the mean fold change profile of all genes in a cluster over the time course of infestation, as compared to the baseline (Time = 0) sample data and highlight the temporal groupings of genes over the first 24 hours of infestation.

Of these 189 genes, 169 (89%) were up-regulated following infestation with P. ovis and the time at which these genes showed peak expression was spread across the time course of infestation with 15 genes up-regulated at 1 hpi, 44 genes at 3 hpi, 72 genes at 6 hpi and 39 genes at 24 hpi.

To identify the temporal mechanisms and signalling pathways involved in the host response to P. ovis infestation we undertook a network/pathway based analysis of clusters 1-8, representing all 1,383 annotated differentially expressed genes from across the time course of infestation.

However evidence points to their involvement as other components of these signalling cascades were up-regulated during the time course of infestation with P. ovis and homologues of the HDM allergens involved in the triggering of PARs have also been identified in P. ovis, i.e. Der p 1, Der p 3 and Der p 9 [ 67- 70].

We also observed that JA responsive transcript were suppressed during time course of whitefly infestation while there expression were enhanced in aphid infestation.

The time course of the infestation at these shelters is shown in Figure 2. The number of shelters with active bed bug infestations increased steadily from spring 2001 to winter 2003 and then declined.

Even if aphids are able to establish a long-lasting intimate interaction with plant cells, the tomato reaction was clearly variable during the course of the infestation.

However, that was transient in nature and declined during the course of the virulent infestation.

Based on the patient's course of illness, dense rodent infestation in the patient's home, known routes of virus shedding, and mating and territorial ecology of the house mouse, we infer that the high infection rates in house mice caused her infection and subsequent illness.