Sentence examples for host supplying from inspiring English sources

If this is the case, the former would act as photosynthetic symbionts (e.g. in a heterotrophic host) while Ucyn would act as a diazotrophic symbiont delivering nitrogen to a potentially photosynthetic host supplying carbohydrates.

It was previously known that the T3 major capsid gene complements a T7 defective in its major capsid gene (Condreay et al. 1989), and in this work we routinely propagated T7 Δ 10 on a host supplying the T3 capsid protein.

Experiments on wildtype mice established that the host supplied terminal Schwann cells (TSCs) at the NMJs of transplanted muscles.

In the case of HT-29 cells, where dominant negative Stat3 expression appears to completely block Stat3 activity[ 56], the tumor size is reduced even though host supplied growth factors are present.

In this paper the theoretical analysis of DFT-RDM is generalized to colored Gaussian hosts supplied with an explanation of the performance degradation with respect to white Gaussian hosts.

This is the best Olympic performance by a GB team since the 1908 London Games, where the hosts supplied almost one-third of the entrants and won 56 golds.

While there was an insignificant increase in both Trx-wtPEDF (∼9% and 15%) and and Trx-coPEDF (1% and 5%) in hosts supplied with extra copies of rare tRNA genes, the ratio of expression was 3 to 3.4 fold greater yield of the codon-optimized gene to the wt gene product in both conventional and codon-bias-adjusted hosts (Table 1).

We predict that host supply of these important monosaccharides compensates for otherwise lethal gene deletions in gut microbes.

Add to this growth leads to host-cell lysis in Chlamydia for example, thus to the loss of the host supply.

Functionality of these fragmented pathways requires (1) host supply of β-alanine and (2) complementation of panE encoded 2-dehydropantoate 2-reductase (E.C. 1.1.1.169).

Further, the amount of essential amino acid produced by the bacterium in silico can be controlled by host supply of carbon and nitrogen substrates.