In Taiwan, community-acquired pneumonia persists, and distinctive infections such as liver abscess, endophthalmitis, and meningitis have emerged as substantial public health problems.
However, distinctive difference in infection efficiency was observed in some cloned immortalised cells, with HeV having higher infection efficiency.
To our knowledge, this is the first time that actively moving cells are observed in real time in Sf9 cultures, which had distinctive responses towards infection.
Those who did not present with distinctive symptoms of infection but in whom enterococci had been detected were considered to be uninfected control patients (colonized patients).
Bacteremic K. pneumoniae liver abscess occurred almost exclusively in patients from Taiwan (Table 2), consistent with a growing number of reports from Asia describing this distinctive type of infection.
MSSA infection isolates' distinctive lineages and erythromycin susceptibility, as well as faster growth rates, support the clones' uniqueness to cause community-onset MSSA infection.
In the absence of preventive vaccination, the model was able to capture the distinctive epidemiology of meningococcal infection in the meningitis belt.
We have looked at only a limited subset of chromosomal regions, but the results, so far, imply that carcinoma of the cervix may arise by different molecular events than other common solid tumours, and support the view that one of the distinctive events may be infection with HPV.
Two recent Caenorhabditis isolates were found to exhibit a Dar phenotype, which proved to carry Leucobacter infections with distinctive pathogenic effects.
In the case of pathogen infections, the distinctive enzymes responsible for these functions have been the target of prodrugs that are developed to be selectively metabolized in infected cells, leading to their destruction.
