Sentence examples for narrower host range from inspiring English sources

This distribution of the ORF1 and ORF2.N sites clearly separates genotype 1 from genotypes 3 and 4, as would be expected for a genotype with a narrower host range.

Nevertheless in comparison to acoustically orientating Ormiini, species of Emblemasoma might have a narrower host range [ 12].

Without diverse selective pressures, intramolecular recombination may have led to the reduction of the CcI3 genome and a narrower host range [ 43].

Therefore, we suspected that because oriental tobacco budworm has a narrower host range, more detoxification enzymes would help them increase food detoxification and utilization efficiency.

Perhaps the expanded repertoire of effectors in Lml contributes to its narrower host range and its specialisation to Lepidium sp. compared to other members of the species complex.

A number of phages were isolated for P. fluorescens, some of which exhibited a high efficiency in lysing different P. fluorescens isolates while others had a narrower host range.

Similarly, obligately biotrophic pathogenic fungi such as rusts and smuts tend to have much narrower host ranges than do facultative necrotrophic pathogens (Oliver and Ipcho 2004).

The narrow host range of HCV remains incompletely understood.

A major limitation in using bacteriophage-based applications is their narrow host range.

Drawbacks of phage to consider include narrow host range, bacterial resistance to phage and phage-encoded virulence genes that can incorporate into the host bacterial genome.

A 107,637 base pairs (bp) conjugative plasmid pSD107 containing 150 putative coding sequences (CDS) could be assigned to the narrow host range incompatibility group IncI1.