Sentence examples for effects on susceptibility from inspiring English sources

Our analysis indicates that three DRB1 alleles (* 1501, * 03, and * 0103) and one HLA- C allele (* 05) exert independent effects on susceptibility to multiple sclerosis.

It was suggested that the three coding polymorphisms in LEPR gene were unlikely to have major effects on susceptibility to obesity in northern Chinese.

In summary, this study provides evidence for the substantial clinical impact of HRV species C infections in young children, their associations with respiratory disease and interfering effects on susceptibility to other virus infections.

To exclude clonal effects on susceptibility levels, pools of antibiotic-resistant cells were used for experiments after 7 10 days of selection.

This result is consistent with the observations that Gag mutations alone have little or no substantial effects on susceptibility of HIV-1 to PIs.

Our design was therefore suited to detect genetic effects on susceptibility to RD and SLI that also act across the entire distribution of reading and language skills.

(Genetics have an effect on susceptibility, as they appear to with all environmental diseases).

"If there's some variant that causes [that nutrition system] to be less efficient," she says, "that could have some long-term effect on susceptibility to eye disease".

In the first experiment only the vaccine effect on susceptibility was quantified by exposing pigs, either vaccinated 14 days before or not vaccinated, each to a non-vaccinated seeder pig inoculated with FMD virus O/NET/2001.

In neurodegenerative conditions such as Alzheimer's and prion disease it has been shown that host genetic background can have a significant effect on susceptibility.

It is interesting that the pathways from the meta-analysis suggest that it is the genes involved in the cells signaling and structural interactions with its environment whose genetic variation seems to have the most effect on susceptibility to PD.