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Consistent with our previous findings [20], [21], sham-treated pR5 mice presented with a moderate tau pathology, including phosphorylation at the S202/T205 epitope (AT8), whereas other more pathogenic sites, such as S422 (PS422) revealed no marked phosphorylation (Figure 2).

In a diagnostic use-case, the issue of which two conflicting genotypes to retain at sites where variant genotypes differ between the two pipelines may be solved simply by retention of the more pathogenic genotype.

Dr Ho proposed that the DNA sequence used in genetically engineering Oxitec's mosquitoes might somehow have jumped into the Zika virus and caused it to mutate into a more pathogenic form.

Diabetes-enhanced IL-17 alters the oral micro biota and renders it more pathogenic.

However, biovar 2, which is more pathogenic than biovar 1, is also found.

HIV-1 is more pathogenic and transmissible and is mainly responsible for the global AIDS pandemic [4].

Could our diet be a factor in making this mutated gene become more pathogenic?

"The fact is we've been very fortunate because this hasn't become more pathogenic," Lipkin said.

This changes the normal microbiota of corals to become more pathogenic, and all of these problems reach critical levels as ocean temperatures warm".

Altogether, our data suggest that R. africae is more regulated than more pathogenic species.

Virulence might also trade off with transmission such that more pathogenic viruses spread more slowly (2 ).