Sentence examples for kill infectious from inspiring English sources
Single-chain immunotoxins are ideal tools to selectively kill infectious agents.
Prefiltered water may then undergo solar water disinfection or be treated with chlorine or other chemicals to kill infectious agents if the supply is intended for potable uses.
The inability of phagocytes to kill infectious microorganisms is caused by a defect in a gene that controls the formation of vesicles inside phagocytic cells.
The second revolution — treating drinking water to kill infectious microbes — protected millions of urban dwellers from cholera, typhoid and other diseases transmitted through the very success of Water 1.0.
Ample evidence dating to the 1930's indicates that ultraviolet rays can kill infectious particles like bacteria, and it has been shown to work in laboratories and test sites.
It is extremely difficult to kill infectious prions that have come into contact with surgical instruments, yet some hunter who is "tired, cold, hungry and drunk" will cut off a deer head, handle the animal's spinal cord and "stick his hunting knife back into his scabbard," he said.
This study concludes that injection of ClO2 and Cl2(g) into surface water prior to rapid sand filtration is inadequate in reducing fecal indicator microorganism populations and ClO2 ineffectively kills infectious propagules of P. capsici.
Studies on NO∙, a redox molecular, have found that upper aerodigestive track malignancies strongly expressed the enzymatic machinery necessary to generate NO∙, in spite of its known physiologic roles on regulation of vascular blood flow and an assistance on killing infectious and malignant cells [ 49, 50].
He found that not only did the silver effectively kill the infectious microorganisms responsible for the disease, but it also triggered remarkable and quite unexpected re-growth of human tissue and bone at the site of the infection.
Altogether, these data support the idea that the complement system can recognize and kill the infectious stages of T. cruzi.
It was hypothesized that application of the red soil to an infected area of the skin allowed the inherent organisms to proliferate, produce bacteriocins, and thus kill the infectious pathogens [ 8].
