Sentence examples for microbes that enter from inspiring English sources

Digestive enzymes destroy microbes that enter the stomach with food.

A wide range of microbes that enter the eye following ocular trauma can cause infective endophthalmitis.

The induction of autophagy in AMs after NOD1 activation is a significant mechanism for eliminating intracellular microbes that enter the alveolar space, such as M. tuberculosis.

Marginal zone (MZ) B cells and B-1 B cells known to elicit T cell-independent responses to antigens of microbes in mucosal tissues and microbes that enter peritoneum have been reported [ 11, 12].

The microbes that enter host cells through this classical clathrin-dependent endocytosis must avoid degradation by the endosome lysosome pathway, either by escaping from their endocytic vacuoles (phagosomes) into the cytoplasm before lysosomes fuse with phagosomes, or by actively neutralizing the microbicidal agents inside the phagosomes after fusion (Alpuche Aranda et al., 1992).

These bacteria are opportunistic microbes that can enter the body, lie dormant, then attack at a later date when a healthy person may fall ill for another reason.

Dendritic cells lie in wait, ready to greet and capture invading microbes like H.I.V., the AIDS virus, that enter through the mucosa.

Microbes of the cathodes are considered to respire oxygen that entered from the atmosphere through the air cathode membranes.

Using fluorescent-labeled non-pathogenic and non-symbiotic strains of a bacterium and a fungus (Escherichia coli and Saccharomyces cerevisiae, respectively), we demonstrate that microbes enter root cells and are subsequently digested to release nitrogen that is used in shoots.

Twenty-six hundred ideas from all over the world were entered and five winners were chosen — for example, microbes that can eat and recycle polyester and a wonderful textile fabric made out of citrus waste.

This nutrient enters the biosphere primarily as wet deposition to the soil surface (throughfall), where plants, microbial decomposers, or nitrifiers (microbes that convert ammonium [NH4+] to nitrate [NO3−]) compete for it.