Sentence examples for microbial pathogenesis and from inspiring English sources

Numerous reports have indicated the important role of human normal flora in the prevention of microbial pathogenesis and disease.

The interaction between CrkII and cAbl kinase is involved in the regulation of cell spreading, microbial pathogenesis, and cancer metastasis.

Over the last two decades, the wide use of transgenic and gene-disrupted mice has had a striking impact on cell biology, microbial pathogenesis and immunology research.

Regarding PUP1, no other homologues were found yet involved in microbial pathogenesis and therefore the exact role of the product encoded by this gene in C. glabrata pathogenesis remains an open question.

Consequently, we propose that the evaluation of microbial cargo distribution following phagocytic cell division is a new variable to be considered in studies of microbial pathogenesis and our findings suggest the need for similar studies with other intracellular pathogens.

Very few studies have addressed whether host sphingolipids are also involved in the regulation of microbial pathogenesis and nothing is known about the role of host sphingolipids on fungal infections.

In order to further validate our system for industrial drug discovery and basic research applications, we have purified and displayed important molecules mediating microbial pathogenesis (LPS) and various immunological disorders (ICAM-1 and I-Ek).

Future studies will rely on further molecular (in vitro) analysis and in vivo models to achieve a full understanding of the roles of Cif in microbial pathogenesis, commensalism and symbiosis.

Thus, Chinese-origin rhesus macaques can serve as useful models for studying microbial pathogenesis, host response, and the efficacy of new medical countermeasures against plague.

This is a unique book that will be a valuable asset for researchers in the field of pathogenesis, graduate students, faculty who teach microbial pathogenesis, biotech companies, and pharmaceutical companies involved in antimicrobial drug or vaccine development.

Mr. Rosen is at Washington University in St . Louisin the fourth year of a program for a medical degree and a Ph.D. in molecular microbiology and microbial pathogenesis.