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Robust predictive models of invasive species inform long-term resource management.

Several of these variables proved significant, in conjunction with distance from anthropogenic features, in regression models of invasive plant abundance.

In models of invasive aspergillosis impaired neutrophil function has been shown to play a major role in the development of infection, and prolonged steroid use or other immunosuppression may depress neutrophil function [17].

Bogich et al. [14] demonstrated the importance of incorporating the trade-off between detection and eradication in models of invasive species control.

Using murine models of invasive aspergillosis, Bozza et al have shown that intranasal delivery of Asp f9 (reported as Asp f16) with unmethylated CpG oligodeoxynucleotides induces protective TH1 response against A. fumigatus [27].

In support of these hypotheses, recent studies of gene-targeted mutants have demonstrated that decreased thermotolerance or protease secretion resulted in significantly decreased virulence of A. fumigatus in murine models of invasive infection [10], [11].

We report in this paper that transgenic expression of mitochondrial targeted catalase in a clinically relevant mouse model of invasive breast cancer decreases primary tumor invasiveness and metastatic tumor severity.

Cowin et.al. [20] provided evidence that CDH1 serves both as a tumor suppressor and an invasion suppressor in an animal model of invasive lobular breast cancer (ILC).

In conclusion, in the present study we found that CR significantly reduced invasion and proliferation of the VM-M3 model of invasive brain cancer, suggesting that diets which lower glucose and elevate ketone levels can be therapeutic for invasive brain tumours.

Venturia inaequalis is a model of invasive phytopathogenic fungus that has now reached the ultimate stage of the invasion process with a broad geographic distribution and well-established populations displaying high genetic variability, regular sexual reproduction, and demographic expansion.

We also demonstrate its in vivo activity in a mouse model of invasive candidiasis.