Altogether, our results suggest that the adipose tissue might constitute one important mycobacterial reservoir in which the tubercle bacillus could persist in a dormancy-like state and avoid both anti-mycobacterial drugs and host defence mechanisms.
In successive steps, flower buds are induced and differentiate in summer, and enter a dormancy period in autumn-winter.
In temperate climes these can be placed outside in the summer, and after a dormancy period, be induced to rebloom inside in the winter.
Micrometastases in mouse organs demonstrated a dormancy period prior to outgrowth of macrometastases.
Previous reports have shown that suppression of cell surface uPAR expression induces a dormancy in carcinoma cells characterised by cancer cell survival but unaccompanied by increase in tumour mass (Yu et al, 1997).
In a house, dormancy is induced naturally by shorter days, or by your withholding water or putting the plant in a cooler spot.
The genus can be divided into several growth forms: Temperate sundews: These species form a tight cluster of unfurled leaves called a hibernaculum in a winter dormancy period (= Hemicryptophyte).
Also, s strain lacking rpfB exhibited a delayed reactivation in a mouse dormancy model and reduced mouse lung colonization [ 71].
Third, genotypic frequencies for a dormancy gene in a germinated or nongerminated subpopulation of partially after-ripened F2 seeds also can be affected by a linked SDL.
Testing in an anaerobic dormancy model of some other polypeptides may lead to the discovery of other drugs effective against non-replicating M. tuberculosis.
