Sentence examples for microbe and host from inspiring English sources

It is reported that 18R-HEPE of microbial origin in gastrointestinal tissues may serve as a substrate for the production of RvE1, thereby dampening the host immune response which would otherwise be damaging to both microbe and host [15].

Clinical disease is the outcome of interactions between microbe and host and may result as much (or more) from the host response to the microbe as from the microbe itself [ 29].

However, in order to establish a robust and continuous pipeline of new products, appropriate targets for intervention at several stages in the pathogenicity cycle have to be defined in both the microbe and host.

By building a bridge between the role of the compound with its source, one would be able to tie together the ecology of the mosquito with the source (i.e., microbe) and host health.

This allowed us to investigate not only the earliest interactions between microbe and host, but also the changes that occur in the host while the organism is being carried subsequent to its clearance by the immune system, revealing the dynamic nature of the carrier state.

Studying the interactions between commensal microbes and host intestinal tissue networks is challenging due to the complexity and inaccessibility of the system.

Both microbes and host cells are sources of glycan-containing information which is, at least in part, decoded by endogenous glycan-binding proteins or lectins, including C-type lectins, siglecs and galectins.

These sequences were further purged of duplicated genes and sequences from other microbes and host cDNAs to establish a unigene set of 1042 members.

Macrophages have a front-line role in host defense, where they respond directly to microbes and host danger signals far more sensitively than non-professional innate immune cells.

The interactions between intestinal microbes and host health were also evaluated by the Australian jumpstart human microbiome project (2009) and Canadian Human Microbiome Initiative (2009).

A simplified animal model system has provided the mechanistic basis for the molecular interactions that occur at the interface between such microbes and host intestinal epithelia.