Sentence examples for multitude of pathogens from inspiring English sources
Being able to efficiently defend against the multitude of pathogens that thrive in its habitat and survive in this harsh environment, suggests that it possesses a very powerful innate immune defense system.
For maximal immunological protection against a multitude of pathogens, the adaptive immune response in higher jawed vertebrates causes major histocompatibility complexes (MHC) or human leukocyte antigens (HLA) in human, to bind antigenic peptides (p) and present them as peptide-MHC (pMHC) complexes on the surface of antigen-presenting cells (APC), for recognition by T cell receptors (TR) [1].
As modern diagnostics reveals in most patients a multitude of pathogens, the role of each pathogen should be re-evaluated.
Longevity depends on effective immune defence against the multitude of pathogens that an individual encounters over its lifetime.
100 With a multitude of pathogens being associated with BRD, identifying such a commonality in bovine response to pathogens will help provide specificity for BRD diagnostics.
It is responsible for the binding and uptake of a multitude of pathogens, such as HIV-1, ebola virus, hepatitis C virus, Candida albicans, and Mycobacterium tuberculosis(7) via oligomannose-dependent interactions.
Numerical analysis of the role of shipping in spreading pathogens is usually not possible because of heavy ship traffic and the multitude of pathogen sources.
The heterogeneity of the immune system contributes to an efficient defense against a multitude of different pathogens [89].
It is becoming increasingly evident that cryptosporidiosis is one of the multitude of enteric pathogens that is endemic in hospital and day care settings [ 40- 43].
Plant lectins have already been indicated as participants in the general defense against a multitude of plant pathogens, including nematodes [ 44].
Additionally, the analysis confirmed the differential expression of the malic oxidoreductase (also an antioxidant enzyme) and ricin B-related lectin, that belong to a class of participants in the general defense against a multitude of plant pathogens [ 44].
