Sentence examples for invasion of pathogens from inspiring English sources

Plants have evolved a two-branched system of innate immunity to prevent the invasion of pathogens.

SIgA is thus persistently containing commensal bacteria outside the epithelial barrier but can also target invasion of pathogens and penetration of harmful antigens.

This leads to the assumption, that a fully developed immune system thought to be perfectly adapted to act against the invasion of pathogens, could have a negative impact in the course of wound healing (Figure 8).

Phytocystatins have been demonstrated to be defense proteins to inhibit exogenous cysteine proteases upon the invasion of pathogens or pests, whose cysteine proteases play a role in cell replication or serve as digestive enzymes in the gut (Arai et al. 2002).

Programmed cell death plays an important role in mediating plant adaptive responses to the environment such as the invasion of pathogens.

Increases in competition can offset the benefits to high yield and favour the invasion of pathogens that produce lower numbers of infectious particles.

Evidences have shown that ABA plays as a defense barrier to stop the invasion of pathogen by inducing stomatal closure (Melotto et al., 2006).

A previous study has suggested another MAP kinase cascade, MPKKK55 or MPKKK57 MPKK4 MPK5/OsMAPK5, may regulate rice response to the invasion of pathogen and insect by analyzing transcriptome data (Jung et al. 2010).

That is, the cutinase regulated by FGSG_11878 is necessary for the invasion of pathogen.

The invasion of pathogen not only results in expression of novel genes/transcripts, but also in altering the abundances of different ESTs resulting in induction or repression.

Plant cell wall is a battlefield of host-pathogen interaction because the invasion of pathogen must first break the physical barrier of plant cell wall, which constitutes the first line of pathogen defence [ 36– 36].