Sentence examples for host lifetime from inspiring English sources
Further, we show that symbionts acquired by feeding may be ultimately excreted ("contamination"), or invade the hemocoel and persist throughout the host lifetime, two distinct and sequential steps in the establishment of a long term association.
One of the most fundamental parameters in infectious disease biology is the time scale of infectivity relative to host lifetime, which affects the epidemic/endemic behavior of all microparasites (34).
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Medley [3] proposed a model to assess the optimum allocation of resources for different resource availabilities assuming constant exposure to parasites throughout a host's lifetime.
The majority of CCM lesions remains clinically and biologically quiescent during the host's lifetime, except for brief phases of apparent angiogenic proliferative activity and hemorrhage [8].
Although H. pylori colonization recruits neutrophils, T and B lymphocytes and macrophages to the stomach [17], H. pylori generally persists for the host's lifetime [37], reflecting immune evasion and modification of host inflammatory, innate, and adaptive immune responses [10], [12], [38], [39].
However, the majority of implantable biomaterials are intended for the duration of the host's lifetime.
In contrast to the human genome, the microbial genome is flexible and amenable to change during the host's lifetime.
Following primary infection, EBV preferentially infects B-lymphocytes and establishes a persistent infection, which is maintained throughout the host's lifetime.
