Sentence examples for impose a selection pressure from inspiring English sources

It has been suggested that such residues may impose a selection pressure on the calf's intestinal microbiota if waste milk is ingested by the calf.

Paradoxically, while increased p53 is expected to inhibit tumorigenesis, Rps27l −/− ;Trp53 +/− mice develop lymphomas at higher incidence with p53 loss-of-heterozygosity and severe genome aneuploidy, suggesting that Rps27l disruption impose a selection pressure against p53.

Long-term exposure to metals imposes a selection pressure that favors the proliferation of microbes that are tolerant/resistant to this stress (Duruibe et al. 2007).

The adaptation to perturbation imposes a selection pressure and does not come as a fast response but rather as an evolved phenotypic outcome in a sloppy space [ 16 18].

The inactivity of pollinating insects in such regions also imposed a selection pressure with similar consequences than for peach evolution [ 41].

In 97% of tumor tissues genotyped, wt Trp53 allele was deleted, indicating that Rps27l depletion imposes a selection pressure against p53.

Increasing the frequency of resistant plants imposes a selection pressure and the CSS lesion size increases on both the resistant and the susceptible cultivar (Fig.  3C).

We and others have previously shown that host immunity imposes a selection pressure on the infecting parasite population such that a specific group of PfEMP1 variants are preferentially expressed in young children and those with a poorly developed repertoire of IE surface antibodies [ 5– 7].

Charbonnel and Pemberton [ 40] have suggested that infection with Teladorsagia circumcincta imposes a selection pressure in the Soay sheep of the island of Hirta in Scotland, and that this is reflected in the temporal divergence of the MHC genes over a relatively short period between 1988 and 2000.

By the same token, bacteria could stop racing to improve as well: because a Mar-based drug would render bacteria harmless but would not kill them, it would not impose a strong selection pressure.

Using a NA inhibitor to impose a moderate selection pressure to the viruses, the MAMM mutant was found to be more capable of restoring its replication fitness than the wild type.