Sentence examples for enabling the bacteria from inspiring English sources
Biofilms promote antibiotic resistance by enabling the bacteria to survive hostile environments such as UV radiation, pH shifts, and antibiotics.
Through this mechanism, in the presence of chemoattractant, the tumbling probability will be suppressed, enabling the bacteria to climb up the attractant gradient [38].
We recently identified E-cadherin as a substrate of H. pylori HtrA and demonstrated that E-cadherin cleavage by HtrA results in the loss of cell-cell contact enabling the bacteria to invade the gastric epithelium [3].
Studies in Escherichia coli have suggested that these molybdoenzymes have the ability to hydroxylate or dehydroxylate certain compounds enabling the bacteria to detoxify them [ 14].
Following uptake of Mtb by macrophages, the phagosome acidifies to pH 6.0, thereafter rising to pH 6.5 within a few hours, enabling the bacteria to survive and multiply [ 11, 12, 35, 36].
The production of surfactant molecules in high amounts appears to be perfectly suited to overcome the extreme surface tensions present in such environments, enabling the bacteria to colonize surfaces and emulsify otherwise immiscible molecules to use them as food sources.
T. whipplei randomly incorporates snatches of DNA into the genetic code for its surface proteins, enabling the bacterium to change its appearance.
The ability of E. faecalis to cause infection has been linked to inherent enterococcal traits, enabling the bacterium to tolerate harsh and diverse environments.
In light of these data, it is not surprising that expression of the uptake systems for this siderophore would be induced, potentially enabling the bacterium to acquire more iron-containing petrobactin.
An effective DsbD allele was capable of reducing the impacts of the copper-containing bactericides, thus enabling the bacterium to escape from the agricultural control.
Bacterial effector proteins are an evolutionary diverse family with a wide range of functions, enabling the bacterium to modulate many host cellular processes.
