Sentence examples for microbial vectors from inspiring English sources

Several studies have assessed the efficiency of various antigen loading procedures, including microbial vectors.

Those assumptions would mean that toxics were the fifth leading killer in 2004, worse than all accidents (112,012 deaths, including 48,053 from transportation-related accidents), all microbial vectors except for influenza and pneumonia (65,275 deaths), influenza/pneumonia (59,664), drug overdoses and adverse reactions (30,711), firearms (29,569), and alcohol (21,081).

These data demonstrate that vaults containing MOMP induced a powerful mucosal immunity in the absence of co-delivery with a cytokine [37] or using a live microbial vector [38].

Less understood, however, is the effect of biotic and abiotic factors on microbial-vector interactions and the impact of the immune system on arthropod populations in nature.

In February 2001, ICMR launched a genome initiative and approved 101 out of 167 proposals for research at centres for molecular medicine and bioinformatics units in areas including vaccines, microbial genomics, vector genomics, molecular genetics of haematological disorders, population genetics, pharmacogenetics, nutrition genomics, and neurogenetics.

The success and cost-effectiveness of microbial-based vector control strategies is strongly dependent on the type and number of larval habitats to which it is applied.

Most microbial pathogens, their vectors and host 'reservoir' species are sensitive to climatic conditions, which impose limits on the geographic range, seasonality, and transmission efficiency of infectious disease.

In all, 298,848 MF gene-space sequence reads (GSRs) were generated, of which 263,425 or 88.1% were classified as successful sequencing attempts (i.e., were greater than 100 bp in length and at the time of their initial annotation were believed not to be derived from vector, microbial, fungal (yeast), viral or animal genomic DNA).

Because viable, transplanted organs are highly efficient vectors for microbial transmission into immunosuppressed hosts, transmission events in organ transplant recipients may serve as sentinel events for emerging infections.

The commercial bumblebee pollinator, Bombus impatiens (Cresson) (Hymenoptera: Apidae), was used to vector the microbial control agent to the crop.

Even though spices are generally used in small amounts, they represent an important vector of microbial contamination due to the conditions under which they were grown, harvested and processed (Romagnoli et al. 2007; Gnonlonfin et al. 2013).Fungi are the most represented microbial flora isolated from these products.