Sentence examples for pathogenic association from inspiring English sources

After the seminal discovery of the pathogenic association between Helicobacter pylori and gastric MALT lymphomas, evidence suggests the possible involvement of other infectious agents in the development of MALT lymphomas arising at different body sites.

Apart from a direct pathogenic association of UA with renal dysfunction, alternative explanations may also apply.

Experimental and clinical studies have explored the pathogenic association between gut microbiota and NAFLD.

The main objective of this review is to address the pathogenic association of gut microbiota to NAFLD.

A common characteristic, however, is their ability to adapt and survive within various niches either as free-swimmers or in symbiotic or pathogenic association with diverse aquatic organisms such as plankton, coral, fish and shellfish.

As a lack of reports of cataract in SAMP6, SAMP10, and SAMP11 does not indicate the actual lack of cataract, careful ophthalmologic examinations for cataracts in these 3 other SAMP strains may reveal a pathogenic association.

Emphasis is on microbe-eukaryote symbioses ranging from mutualistic to pathogenic associations.

Organisms belonging to this genus often move from mutualistic to pathogenic associations with aquatic animals [Lacoste et al. 2001; Gomez-Leon et al. 2005; Venier et al. 2011].

We evaluated the capacity of these isolates to establish beneficial and pathogenic associations by assessing their ability to colonize the digestive tract of the medicinal leech and kill G. mellonella, respectively.

The availability of symbiosis and virulence models, the medicinal leech, Hirudo verbana [33] and pathogenic associations using Galleria mellonella larvae [34], respectively, combined with strains collected from different sources makes the AVG an ideal model to evaluate whether the lifestyle of the bacteria is reflected in the evolutionary history of the organisms.

This will likely remain an ongoing 'battle' between microbes and their hosts in pathogenic associations.