Sentence examples for most resistant phenotype from inspiring English sources

Recent studies applying genome sequencing tests revealed the mixture of different subpopulations and the stepwise acquisition of resistance conferring mutations selecting for the most resistant phenotype in the same patients [ 15, 16].

We chose the HT29 normal and resistant cells for the in vivo experiments since they shown the most resistant phenotype.

Data show that MDA-MB-468 cells exhibit the most sensitive phenotype and MDA-MB-231 cells exhibit the most resistant phenotype to apoptosis induced by DOXO and CDDP among the three cell lines.

Multivariate analysis was performed to identify genes whose expression correlates with the most resistant disease phenotypes.

This is locally interesting because blaTEM is associated with TEM-type extended spectrum β-lactamases (ESBL), the most common ESBL resistant phenotype found Escherichia coli in Havana hospital samples (41).

Resistance to all agents except nitrofurantoin was the most common multi-drug resistant phenotype and was observed in 1.3% of isolates.

The most common multi-drug resistant phenotype encountered would preclude the use of all current beta-lactams, clindamycin, macrolides, and fluoroquinolones against outpatient MRSA.

Three compounds were able to synergise with antibiotics and reverse resistance in the resistant phenotype.

Among several phenotypes of glycopeptide resistance, VanA (teicoplanin and vancomycin resistance) and VanB (vancomycin resistance only) account for most resistant isolates (1 ).

Irrespective of whether a reduction in PPAR-γ signalling is a cause or effect of the 'Fully Resistant' phenotype, several of the most highly expressed genes in 'FR' animals compared to 'Control' animals encode components of the innate immune system.

Thus, although AR is functional in most recurrent tumors [5], [12], disrupting AR signaling once the resistant phenotype is established, may not be sufficient to halt the tumor growth.