Sentence examples for effect on worms from inspiring English sources

It was Campbell's decision to test the effect on worms of some fermented dirt he'd received from Satoshi Ōmura (co-recipent of this year's Nobel prize) that led to the discovery of the avermectins.

It has a bactericidal effect on worms, meaning that it inhibits cell wall repair, so worms and other bad microorganisms die.

In conclusion, ART is a promising drug in control of schistosomiasis mansoni due to its reductive effect on worm burden and its role in improvement of hepatic granulomatous lesions.

Overall, the researchers concluded that trawling had no effect on worm populations.

Mebendazole and RXR agonist-treatment had no significant effect on worm motility using this analysis.

This result makes the daf-16 gene a major output for klotho gene effect on worm lifespan modulation.

Taken together, these findings suggest that metformin's effect on worm lifespan is not caused by inhibition of bacterial respiration.

There was no correlation between bacterial metformin sensitivity and effect on worm lifespan in the absence of metformin (R = 9.6 × 10−5, p = 0.98; Figure S3B).

In summary, if adaptation in worms is to be observed from segregating variants, the mutation needs to change from having a neutral to having a favourable effect on worm fitness.

In contrast, the ISA70M adjuvant formulation elicited a polarized Th1 response as described above but generated little effect on worm burdens (17.3% reduction) with a greater effect on egg deposition in liver (47.0% egg reduction).

Kaplan Meier survival analysis indicated that feeding on MAH-td104 had no observable effect on worm lifespan as median survival of both the MAH-fed animals and OP50-fed animals is 18 days, after the start of feeding (Fig. 2).