Sentence examples for modulating their virulence from inspiring English sources

It should be noted that the suppressing effect of fudoh onto virulence might be meaningful itself if the bacteria will not kill host animals by modulating their virulence to coexist with host animals.

In addition to permissive host conditions, bacterial attributes that may modulate their virulence potential include adhesins and surface polysaccharides.

Although pressing for maximum access, they are modulating their requests.

Many bacterial pathogens modulate their metabolic activity, virulence and pathogenicity through so-called "toxin antitoxin" (TA) modules.

Gram negative bacterial pathogens harbouring a virulence associated type III secretion system (T3SS) are able to directly inject effector proteins into host cells to modulate their activity, presumably to the benefit of the pathogen.

Priests studied "counseling" and learned to modulate their voices supportively.

We show that EcN affects the initial Salmonella invasion steps by modulating Salmonella virulence gene regulation and Salmonella SiiE-mediated adhesion, but not extra- and intracellular Salmonella growth.

In this paper, we tested the hypothesis that hormones fulfill dual roles in plant-microbe interactions by orchestrating host immune responses, on the one hand, and modulating microbial virulence traits, on the other.

Moreover, besides reinforcing the earlier contention that QS is a bidirectional process influenced by both plant and microbial signals [ 65], our findings highlight the importance of plant hormones in modulating bacterial virulence and uncover interkingdom signaling as an important regulatory aspect of plant-bacteria interactions.

In the current context of global warming where temperature is expected to fluctuate widely (Altizer et al. 2013), our results suggest a strong potential for unexpected mortality and infection dynamics since not only host biology would be affected but pathogens replication and ultimately their virulence may be modulated.

Anaerobiosis promotes survival and adaption strategies of Shigella, while modulating virulence plasmid genes involved in T3SS-mediated host cell invasion.