Sentence examples for many infectious organisms from inspiring English sources
Examination of the sputum for bacteria allows the identification of many infectious organisms and the institution of specific treatment; sputum examination for malignant cells is occasionally helpful.
This report on the crystal structures of the complexes of PfFabZ provides the structural basis of the inhibitory mechanism of the enzyme that could be used to improve the potency of inhibitors against an important component of fatty acid synthesis common to many infectious organisms.
MARCO belongs to a family of class A scavenger with pattern recognition receptors, some of which have been shown to bind lipopolysaccharide that are surface components of many infectious organisms [10].
Ever wonder how many infectious organisms are riding along with you in the cabin of a commercial airliner?
Interestingly, Fig. 5 shows that many infectious organisms contain similar sequences; one has been identified as a virulence factor.
Drinking water bought from the shop causes fever [The respondent trusts drinking water from their village over water commercially available]." (Father, control village) "There are many infectious organisms in water.
The endogenous production of IL-10 has been shown to hinder the clearance of many other infectious organisms including Klebsiella pneumoniae, Brucella abortus, Candida albicans, Trypanosoma cruzi and Mycobacterium avium [38] [42].
Yersinia organisms cause many infectious diseases by invading human cells and delivering their virulence factors via the type three secretion system (T3SS).
Also, many bacteria have traditionally been thought of as infectious organisms, with disease resulting only from transmission via large droplets over short distances or through contact with contaminated surfaces (Roy and Milton 2004).
Site-specific proteolysis of proteins plays an important role in many cellular functions and is often key to the virulence of infectious organisms.
Toll-like receptors (TLRs) are a component of PRR and play a critical role by sensing organisms ranging from protozoa to bacteria and were involved in many infectious diseases [ 2].
