Comparative analyses across taxa have provided the best picture of the limits to pathogen host range and interspecific variation in within-host parasite diversity (Power and Flecker 2008; Lloyd-Smith et al. 2009) and may provide the best steps toward a general theory of pathogen emergence.
What caught Exxon's eye: Unlike other carbon-capture systems, this one is not a power parasite.
A hydraulic system is a full-time parasite, draining engine power even when the vehicle is moving in a straight line.
One of them was called the Parasite, and his power was anything Superman did to him, it just gave the guy more strength.
In this context, we decided to inspect in detail the force origin and features powering parasite entry into the host cell by simultaneously tracking the tachyzoite apex, the tachyzoite-cell junction and the host PM during the penetration event.
What has seemingly endless legs, an attendant trail of parasites, and the power to visit a Category 5 apocalypse upon hopelessly impressionable Caribbeans?
The glideosome of apicomplexan parasites is an actin- and myosin-based machine located at the pellicle, between the plasma membrane (PM) and inner membrane complex (IMC), that powers parasite motility, migration, and host cell invasion and egress.
