We know enough about invasives to take only cautious steps, not leaping bounds, toward fighting them.
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In some countries, PS38 was implicated in enough cases of invasive disease to be considered for inclusion into a 14- or 23-valent vaccine formulated for that region [ 28- 31].
In many instances, generalist species, although less fit than habitat specialists within their preferred habitats, may be fit enough to be invasive [e.g., potentially exhibiting 'jack-of-all-trades' phenotypic plasticity sensu Richards et al. (2006)].
However, this transfers the onus onto the optical expert to design instruments that are small enough for minimally invasive procedures, and in the long term suitable for placement into the animal to enable imaging of freely moving animals.
Transfection of a desmocollin, a desmoglein and plakoglobin into fibroblasts is insufficient to produce bona fide desmosomes and does not elicit a change in morphology, but is enough to inhibit invasive behaviour (Tselepis et al, 1998).
Simple numerical number of colonisation sites has been disputed as a technique sophisticated enough to predict invasive infection; and Pittet et al. developed a 'corrected colonisation index' that expressed the intensity of colonisation rather than just the number of sites [ 8].
This result suggests that the simple use of empirical therapy against infectious organisms might not be enough and that invasive diagnostic tests such as OLB should be actively sought even in immunocompromised patients when they do not respond to empirical therapy.
