Sentence examples for deleterious transmission from inspiring English sources
Mosquitoes, in particular, are notorious for their deleterious transmission of pathogens and parasites while feeding on human blood.
Evidently genes could be lost if their absence is not sufficiently deleterious to prevent transmission to subsequent generations, something that depends on the functional importance of the genes in question.
If left unrepaired, these extensive terminal deletions would presumably lead to lethality, either due to the loss of essential genes or deleterious effects on chromosome transmission.
Introducing deleterious mutations at disease transmission events is therefore a more biologically reasonable assumption.
The Poisson term e − λ λ j j ! provides the probability that j deleterious mutations occur at transmission.
Finally, we validate that DMF administration to mice with EAE results in upregulation of microglia markers associated with neuroprotection and mitigates deleterious alterations in synaptic transmission.
The fine-tuning control of the neurotransmission mediated by TNF α could explain the deleterious effects on synaptic transmission when deregulated.
Pre-implantation genetic diagnosis can assist female heteroplasmic mtDNA mutation carriers in determining the risk to their offspring, assisting by preventing transmission of deleterious mtDNA.
VI is thought to restrict transmission of deleterious cytoplasmic elements such as viruses or abnormal mitochondria [ 7, 8], and to limit resource plundering by aggressive genotypes [ 9].
Although the error-prone version of their gamma polymerase (PolG) produces high mutational pressure, strong purifying selection removes nonsynonymous deleterious mutations during mtDNA transmission from mother to offspring in the course of only a few generations.
This is because if transmission-reducing deleterious mutations emerged de novo within hosts during their infectious period, it is unlikely that they would experience a strong intrahost selective advantage.
