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The prediction results show that most of pathogenic genes of F. graminearum are enriched in two important signal transduction pathways, including G protein coupled receptor pathway and MAPK signaling pathway, which are known related to pathogenesis in other fungi [5].

The most of pathogenic Leptospira species were resistant too, whereas the saprophytic species L. biflexa was sensitive.

Staphylococcus aureus is a gram-positive coccus that is among the most adaptable of pathogenic bacteria, particularly in developing resistance to antibiotics.

Most of the pathogenic fungi in the Ustilaginomycetidae switch between two forms; a saprotrophic unicellular yeast growth form and a pathogenic filamentous growth form (Bölker 2001).

Most of the pathogenic E. coli strains remain extracellular, but EIEC is a true intracellular pathogen that is capable of invading and replicating within epithelial cells and macrophages.

Lipid A, the bioactive part of both S-LPS and R-LPS, is responsible for most of the pathogenic effects in gram-negative bacterial infections [1].

The prediction results show that most of the pathogenic genes of F. graminearum are enriched in two important signal transduction pathways, including G protein coupled receptor pathway and MAPK signaling pathway, which are known related to pathogenesis in other fungi.

Most of the pathogenic mtDNA mutations are heteroplasmic (a mixture of both mutant and wild type mtDNA in the same cell or tissue) and the disease manifestations or clinical expression depends on the ratio of mutant to wild type mtDNA [7].

Daily administration of nutrients such as serum/glucose favours infections by most of the pathogenic species of Candida.

However, the combination of modeling studies with current structural information suggests the presence of hotspots in complex I structure that may contain most of these pathogenic mutations.

The C-terminal region of TDP-43, harboring most of the pathogenic disease mutations, is required for self-regulation (Fig.  1) (69).