Altogether the current knowledge demonstrates that the concerted activity of p8 and p12 is essential for the persistence of virus infected cells in the host.
Consequently, we expected habitat connectivity to influence the spatial distribution of the species, particularly through the presence of maternity roosts, which are essential for the persistence of the species.
Successfully managing this biocontrol agent will depend on an increased understanding of the characteristics of its dispersal, as migration between occupied and unoccupied patches is essential for the persistence of this metapopulation.
Orb2A recruits Orb2B into complexes, essential for memory persistence, through its Q domain upon neuronal activation.
However, the recruitment of lysosomes is not currently believed to be essential in this process but is essential for parasite persistence in the host cell.
We equated local adaptation with significant variation as per COSEWIC (2012), given that adaptive traits are likely essential for the persistence of populations within their local environments.
Other examples of additional autoregulatory loops that contribute to the circadian system, but are not essential for the persistence of the oscillator, include Dec1 and Dec2, clockwork orange, CREB, CREM, and the frequency antisense transcript [6, 36, 37].
Since pdu mutation confers a virulence defect to Salmonella enterica[ 53] in mice, we can suppose that the catabolism of propanediol is essential for the persistence of this pathogen in their host.
Through analysing the genes that made up the cellular oxidoreduction process, we observed the presence of genes with functions that appeared essential for the persistence of the bacterium in this environment.
In addition, elevated levels of host cholesterol and/or fatty acids have been shown to be essential for the persistence of Mtb in granulomas presumably by preventing phagosome maturation [ 50].
