Sentence examples for infections differences from inspiring English sources

Despite the usefulness of mouse models for studying human infections, differences in human and murine DCs, for example in their capacity to produce IL-12p70 and IL-1β in response to pneumococcal infection (Littmann et al., 2009), highlight the need for more research on human systems to study the effect of this viral/bacterial co-infection.

Development of BOS is believed to be an ongoing immunological process triggered by various factors as frequency and severity of acute rejections, CMV infection, other infections, differences in HLA antigens between donor and recipient as well as other inflammatory processes [ 8].

We first consider the conditions that permit maintenance of infection differences between an infected mainland and an initially uninfected island population in the presence of unidirectional migration and local adaptation.

Many scenarios are possible, but we suggest that the role of Wolbachia deserves further study, since we have detected infection differences and the acquisition of different Wolbachia infections in isolated populations can facilitate or even cause speciation [ 23- 25].

When stratifying for chlamydia co-infection, differences in HPV persistence between chlamydia-infected and noninfected women were not as clear and consistent as for HPV incidence.

Chi-square (Fisher's exact) tests were performed to test for infection differences with regard to gender, race, location of laceration, mechanism of injury, co-morbidities, type of anesthesia and type of suture material used.

This is because infection differences between the mainland and island population are maintained for higher m when the CI level is not too high.

It is generally believed that unidirectional CI cannot promote speciation in hosts because infection differences between populations will be unstable and subsequent gene flow will eliminate genetic differences between diverging populations.

Even though there were no differences in LM clearance from the intestine between B6 and IL-22 KO mice during a mucosal oral infection, differences in intestinal tissue damage may still exist.

We expect that unidirectional CI is most likely to promote speciation if it acts in concert with other genetic factors that stabilize infection differences and enhance critical migration rates.

Other factors that will likely stabilize infection differences and postzygotic isolation are cytoplasmic sex ratio distorters [50], nuclear based mating incompatibilities (Telschow, unpublished results), and the accumulation of multiple adaptive genes within the diverging populations.