Sentence examples for microorganisms and host from inspiring English sources
Sepsis results from complex interactions between infecting microorganisms and host responses, often leading to multiple organ failures and death.
Normally the plaque coexists in the oral cavity in a sort of balance between activities of the microorganisms and host defenses.
VOCs produced by rhizobacteria are involved in their interaction with plant-pathogenic microorganisms and host plants and have antimicrobial and plant-growth-modulating activities [ 2, 7, 10, 11].
Moisture content in soil was associated with AM fungi colonization, which also suggested that moisture content possibly affected AM fungi through changing their symbiotic partners: the indigenous rhizospheric microorganisms and host plant.
These genes are likely to be associated with co-evolutionary arms races between pathogenic microorganisms and hosts.
The complexity of relationships between microorganisms and hosts, as well as the differentiated expression of the features determining microorganism pathogenicity, mean that pathogenicity is an unpredictable phenomenon.
Therefore, constant scientific interest in the interactions occurring between microorganisms and hosts may contribute to a deepening of knowledge concerning the pathogenicity of an increasing number of microorganisms [ 28].
This theoretical curve of compatibility is supported by the emergent principles of the geographic mosaic of coevolution theory for microorganisms and hosts (Thompson 2005) as well as by the results obtained from hyphae cross inoculations and controlled plant crosses experiments (do Valle Ribeiro 1993; Christensen 1995; Chung et al. 1997; Brem and Leuchtmann 2003).
We are beginning to understand the function and regulation of some of these factors and efforts are ongoing to better characterize the complex interplay between the microorganism and host response.
These models suggest putative interactions among the microorganisms as well as between microorganisms and the host.
As described above, the existence and nature of interactions among microorganisms and their host represent a hypothesis to be tested.
