Sentence examples for no pathogenicity from inspiring English sources

Moreover, functional descriptions of corresponding BLAST hits confirm these results since no pathogenicity determinants of the selected pathogenic bacteria could be detected.

By comparative genomics, no pathogenicity factors found in P. acnes or in other pathogenic microbial species were identified in P. freudenreichii, which is consistent with the Generally Recognized As Safe and Qualified Presumption of Safety status of P. freudenreichii.

No pathogenicity was observed even during a full-blown inflammatory response of the central nervous system.

Overall, the present study demonstrates for the first time that live attenuated E. ninakohlyakimovae oocysts orally administered showed almost no pathogenicity but enough immunogenicity in terms of immunoprotection.

A maximum of 252 larvae were found in the head of one animal, but no pathogenicity was found.

In conclusion, no pathogenicity factor from P. acnes was identified in P. freudenreichii.

A total of 950 variants are considered pathogenic, 265 are possible pathogenic, 131 are unknown/unclassified, and 292 have no known pathogenicity.

Free-living water and soil-borne bacteria with no specific pathogenicity characteristics, but which are thought to provide reservoirs for more pathogenic bacteria, have now also been found to harbour GEIs.

Raccoonpox virus (RCNV) is a member of the Orthopoxvirus genus of Poxviridae and closely related to vaccinia virus, yet has no known pathogenicity in any mammalian species.

Similarly, all mice infected with live NIPARAB survived the duration of the study with no apparent pathogenicity, as indicated by steady weight gain and the absence of neurological disease (Fig. 3a, b).

Of those, ~42% are variants with no known pathogenicity.