Sentence examples for host generation from inspiring English sources

We considered time lags of up to four weeks (this being slightly longer than a single host generation).

This is thought to be due to genetic drift acting on already small populations that go through population bottlenecks at each host generation [9].

The microbes are vertically transmitted to the next host generation in the maternal body at an early stage of oogenesis or embryogenesis, where the endosymbiont transmission is integrated into the developmental process of the host insects [4], [5].

As in our earlier work [ 24], we assumed a rate of 10-5 mutations per allele per host generation.

The symbionts must also survive in the environment to be transmitted from one host generation to the next.

Since panitumumab is fully humanized, it may be less prone to stimulate host generation of neutralizing antibodies or hypersensitive reactions.

The key assumptions are: (i) controlled parasite transmission (no mass action), (ii) discrete host generations, and (iii) context-dependent cost of toxin production.

"It's surprising that our gut microbes, which we could get from many sources in the environment, have actually been co-evolving inside us for such a long time," said Ochman, who noted that the microbes were passed down over hundreds of thousands of host generations.

It ultimately aims to host generation-defining discussions of critical issues relevant to women in the workplace.

We show evidence that chimpanzee social interactions propagate microbial diversity in the gut microbiome both within and between host generations.

Most parasitoid larvae require a specific life-stage of the host, so parasitoid and host generations are linked to one another.