Sentence examples for disease microbes from inspiring English sources
A somewhat different use of gene conversion between silent and expressed cassettes takes place in numerous disease microbes (pathogens), both bacteria and eukaryotes.
Glial cells provide nutrients to neurons, protect the brain from infectious disease microbes and remove dead cells, help with brain development, insulate neurons from each other to allow efficient electrical signal transmissions and provide a source of structural support for neurons.
From the local impact of the gut microbiota on energy metabolism and obesity, to the distal association of periodontal disease with coronary heart disease, microbes have a significant impact on cardiovascular health.
Then, when you really need to kill a disease microbe, you can't.
The meeting was able to integrate the diverse fields of human responses to infectious disease, microbe discovery, epidemiology, drug discovery and others by focusing on high-throughput genomic technologies.
OKOH20, a water bottle which when squeezed forces purified water out of a 2 level filter can filter out disease causing microbes such as E. Coli from the dirtiest sources of water you can ever imagine.
These classes include the four original domains: Infectious Disease and Microbes (excluding HIV), Allergy, Autoimmunity and Transplantation, plus HIV (including SIV and related viruses) and Cancer.
Clean your tool or tools also as you work from plant-to-plant so that you don't spread any disease or microbes throughout the plants addressed in your pruning session.
To fight these diseases, crops (like all plants) have an immune system that can detect the telltale molecules produced by disease-causing microbes (also known as pathogens) and mount a defence response to protect the plant.
The disease-causing microbes are passed from animal to animal by ticks, mosquitoes and other insects.
The new testing requirements for disease-causing microbes were issued in June just before the Agriculture Department started taking bids on its meat purchases for the 2000-2001 school year.
