Sentence examples for host induction from inspiring English sources

Results from this study suggest that nutrient starvation treatment of live BCG vaccines should be further investigated as a way to increase host induction of Th-1 related cytokines in the development of experimental anti-TB vaccines.

It is clear from this study that further experiments are needed to determine whether increased host induction of Th1 cytokine resulting from in vitro nutrient starvation of rBCG is due to the overexpression of the LdtMt2, or whether this effect can be recapitulated in wild type BCG.

The balance between evading host induction of type 1 IFN and suppression of HIV-1 by IFN will be critical to both transmission events as well as subsequent viral replication.

While apoptosis can remove infected and compromised cells to benefit the host, induction of apoptosis may carry this out in a non-inflammatory fashion while also disrupting, for example, epithelial barriers to infection or removing circulating immune cells (Grant et al., 2008; Nogueira et al., 2009; Peters et al., 2013).

The "inherent sensitizing potential of the chemical (potency)" is viewed as the most important factor external to the host for induction and elicitation of respiratory sensitization (Kimber et al., 2007) and EC3 has been proposed as the best approach for predicting sensitizing potency (Loveless et al., 2010).

These proteins have been associated with virulence, being involved in adhesion and invasion of host cells, induction of cell death, serum and antimicrobial resistance, and immune evasion (Krishnan and Prasadarao 2012; Smani et al. 2014).

Lower level of disease incidence and improvement in plant growth attributes after incorporation of soil amendments could be due to their antifungal action that could be further ascribed to enhancement in host resistance, induction of a hypersensitive response through inhibiting growth of M. phaseolina, and conservation of root system function (Vinale et al. 2008).

In addition, the mechanism for HHSP could vary between taxa, as is observed in lepidopteran host plant induction [52].

They have been reported to be involved in adherence to host cells, induction of cell signalling [1], transfer of genetic material [2], [3] and motility [4], [5].

The proteins were then over-expressed in an E. coli host by induction with isopropyl-D-thiogalactopyranoside (IPTG) and purified using a Ni2+ affinity column as recommended by the supplier (Qiagen).

If, however, 3-oxo-C 8 -HSL is broken down by the host, lacZ induction is inhibited and no blue color appears.