Sentence examples for exposed to pathogens from inspiring English sources
For those who are regularly exposed to pathogens, it may be worth taking every precaution, for reasons beyond avoiding a cold.
Lab mice had many fewer cancer- and infection-fighting memory T cells — immune cells that have previously been exposed to pathogens — in their blood.
As Nasim Taleb pointed out in his book Antifragile,muscles need resistance to develop, bones need stress and shock to strengthen and the growing immune system needs to be exposed to pathogens in order to function.
Sri Lankan indigenous (SLI) goats and their crossbreds are reared mainly under extensive management and indiscriminately exposed to pathogens and parasites.
Here, 341 Caco-2-specific microarray samples were collected from public databases and from in-house experiments pertaining to Caco-2 cells exposed to pathogens, probiotics and several food compounds.
In some experiments, prisoners were deliberately exposed to pathogens responsible for skin infections, including the herpes virus, staphylococcus bacteria and the athlete's foot fungus, according to "Acres of Skin" (Routledge, 1998), a book by Allen M. Hornblum about the Holmesburg Prison research.
We used five non-virulent but closely related Ralstonia spp. strains to construct model resident bacterial communities that were exposed to pathogen invasion.
Finally, every assembled community was exposed to pathogen invasion in laboratory microcosms and tomato plant rhizosphere to link resident community invasion resistance with network characteristics (d).
These data indicate that the responses of rice exposed to pathogen treatment such as M. grisea may be oppositely transcriptionally regulated by alternatively spliced transcripts of the Os08g43334 gene.
Then the two groups of embryos were exposed to pathogen bacterium V. flurialis or M. luteus by static immersion.
Then all the embryos were exposed to pathogen bacterium Vibrio flurialis (108 CFU/ml) or Micrococcus luteus (108 CFU/ml) by static immersion as described previously [68].
