Sentence examples for mix of strains from inspiring English sources

We cannot rule out the possibility that the patients were originally infected by a mix of strains and not a single strain.

Fisheries officials rejected the request, in part because few of the remaining fish are genetically unique: Most are a mix of strains raised in hatcheries, and therefore not considered essential to the continued survival of the species overall.

Our data suggest that parthenogenetic C. gallica and C. soumiae are a mix of strains of polyphyletic origin rather than single parthenogenetic species, all of them supposedly diploid.

On the whole, C. gallica and C. soumiae parthenogens did not appear to be homogeneous taxa, but rather a mix of strains of polyphyletic origin, either hybrids or not.

In a previous work we demonstrated the use of adaptive evolution to produce a mix of strains of Synechocystis sp. PCC6803 – a model organism for cyanobacteria and phototrophs as a whole - with a significantly increased thermal tolerance compared to the parental wild type [ 6].

In spite of the apparent mix of strains, the apparent high genomic similarity among the different types of known and unknown ecotypes, and the apparent unstable taxonomic structure, a closer examination of the currently available genomic data of Prochlorococcus allowed us to make significant progress in the taxonomy of this group.

Force modulation in the context of three-dimensional matrix rigidity is under investigation in several other tumour types [ 140, 149, 152– 154]; however, the potential effects of the complex mix of strain, compression and shear forces conferred by ascites fluid are unknown.

Avoidance of accidental mixing of strains is difficult due to the use of common equipment, technician error, or the possibility of self relocation by adult mosquitoes ("free fliers").

The csuE deletion in strain BJ2 suggested that this loss may have occurred after the ancestral strain entered the hospital, followed by the mixing of strains with and without csuE.

Dispersal to new patches will result in a loss of cooperative opportunities for social strains, endangering their survival and reproductive success, because they are likely to arrive in patches that are empty or occupied by other, potentially non-cooperative, strains (field samples suggest some mixing of strains in nature; [ 45], F.P. Doerder, pers. comm).

Phage therapies in Georgia and Poland mix dozens of strains of wild phage together into a cocktail, in the hope that one will do the trick against the bug that a patient is infected with.