Sentence examples for distinctive host from inspiring English sources

These changes affect both noncoding RNAs and mRNAs and so define the clinical behaviour of cancer cells within a distinctive host genetic and environmental context.

citri that may explain their distinctive host ranges, 42 strains of X. citri pv.

Individual species comprise multiple pathovars, characterized by distinctive host specificity or mode of infection.

Moreover, it is now known that some retrotransposon classes, like the abundant and plant-specific Sireviruses, have intriguingly distinctive host preferences.

Populations of polyphagous insects that feed on distinctive host plants may become genetically isolated (Martel et al. 2003; Machado et al. 2008), in a process leading to increased reproductive isolation (Dres and Mallet 2002).

One prediction of 'ecological speciation' models is that pairs of populations feeding on distinctive host plants will be more genetically diverse than pairs feeding on the same host (Funk 1998).

In previous studies, classification of the ranaviruses was based on host species and geographical range, as they are mostly detected in distinctive hosts and geographical regions [ 4, 12, 13, 18, 35].

Therefore, BT appears to provoke an exacerbated inflammatory state due to the bacterial challenge to the GALT during their traffic through mesenteric lymphatic tissue rather than the quantitative physical presence of the bacteria in the systemic compartment, therefore suggesting a distinctive GALTrelated host inflammatory response associated with the BT phenomena.

Ecologically, A. m. langei is potentially distinctive, as its host Eriogonum nudum var.

A molecular signature of positive selection (that is, an excess in the nonsynonymous nucleotide substitution rate dN relative to the synonymous rate dS when compared to neutral expectations) is therefore another distinctive feature of host immunity genes.

Ultramafic outcrops (also called 'serpentine' or 'ultrabasic') are known globally for hosting distinctive and highly endemic floras (Brooks 1987).