Sentence examples for load of pathogens from inspiring English sources
As a consequence, the elderly accumulate an increasing load of pathogens.
Later in chimpanzee evolution, the newly originated WFDC6 appears to have been preserved by strong selective constraints, perhaps representing an adaptive response to a higher load of pathogens.
Therefore, other factors related to the quality of the acquired immunity, such as load of pathogens and ingestion of pathogen-specific immunoglobulins, probably justify the mild occurrence of diarrhea in both groups.
However, if the initial load of pathogen is high, the immune system fails to control and regulate infection that could also lead to Organ Dysfunction.
In addition, we noticed that healthy (non-parasitized) bees, which were fed with pollen, had an overall lower load of pathogen tags than bees restricted to a sugar diet.
After discussing with experts in the field, our initial assumption is that if the initial load of pathogen is low, AIR progression has a chance to end with a Persistent Infection because immune responses fail to be fully activated at the beginning of infection.
The effect of the foul air with its heavy loads of pathogens is emphasized in most of the chapters.
Further assessment of the effect of non-point sources on the loading of pathogens in the marine environment needs to include not only pathogen abundance, but an indication of the potential risk to human health and the ability to track the source of contamination.
One of the bottlenecks of this pathway is the loading of pathogen-derived peptides onto MHC-I molecules in the endoplasmic reticulum (ER).
Studies looking at synergistic effects under natural field conditions between two or more pathogens are rare, since it is difficult to find situations where the prevalence and, more importantly, the load of a pathogens is known to exist at different levels within the same population.
As a result, NP51 reduces fecal shedding of Salmonella and E. coli O157 H7 in cattle presented for harvest and the load of these pathogens that enter the human food chain.
