Sentence examples for may cause pathogenic from inspiring English sources

The adulterated food products are not only of decreased quality but also may cause pathogenic effects that jeopardize the human health.

Therefore, altered expression or dysfunction of CD44 may cause pathogenic phenotypes.

Under such genetic backgrounds, deleterious mutations detected in each substrain may cause various pathogenic phenotypes.

There is an increasing body of literature that supports the hypothesis that malfunctioning mitochondria may cause diseases by sending pathogenic signals and altering the cellular metabolism rather than by inhibiting respiratory chain activity and lowering energy levels (reviewed in (Raimundo, 2014)).

These organisms are highly pathogenic and may cause serious diseases in human beings.

Contamination of food by chemicals or pathogenic bacteria may cause particular illnesses that are linked to food consumption, commonly referred to as foodborne diseases.

Commensal E. coli (most strains) use their host as a suitable habitat without any noteworthy benefit or detriment for the host, whereas pathogenic strains may cause harm or even death [18].

A recent study provided insight into the mechanisms by which the R229Q variant plus a pathogenic mutation may cause disease.

We believe that this study represents the most comprehensive analysis of pathogenic mutations in seipin performed so far and reveals significant new information regarding both the oligomeric structure of wild-type human seipin and the potential molecular mechanisms by which different pathogenic mutations may cause severe lipodystrophy.

Less pathogenic hantaviruses may cause a greater amount of asymptomatic infections, as seen for HFRS in Europe and Asia (seroprevalence 7.9%to10%0%, death rate, 0.1%to15%5%) (39 ) and some American hantaviruses (Laguna Negra in Bolivia and Paraguay, Choclo in Panama, Oran and Lechiguanas in Argentina) for which seroprevalence is high and case-fatality ratios are <30% (9, 13, 15 ).

Pathogenic bacteria which may cause serious problem for human health have been studied mostly for their survival in the aquatic ecosystem (Sood et al. 2008; Nagvenkar and Ramaiah 2009).