Sentence examples for pathogenic character from inspiring English sources

This may contribute to their opportunistic pathogenic character that is unfurled in certain niches.

This may at least partially explain their facultative pathogenic character, which is observed in several niches of the human body.

An additional criterion was an epidemiologic association with a distinct pathogenic character in order to facilitate assessment of gene content influencing strain genotype-patient disease phenotype relationships or epidemic behavior.

Given the relatively normal subcellular distribution of the mutant ESCO2 protein compared to the ectopically expressed wild type protein, our data indicate that the pathogenic character of missense mutation W539G is not due to mislocalization or instability of ESCO2, but most likely through its effect on the acetyltransferase activity of the protein.

Those are supposed to contain strains of higher pathogenic character resulting from more virulence traits.

More research is needed to confirm the pathogenic character of PCV1 for porcine foetuses.

My (possibly) healthy levels of prevotella had also disappeared, to be replaced by a spike in bacteroides (much more common in the West) and an alarming bloom of proteobacteria, a phylum that includes a great many weedy and pathogenic characters, including E. coli and salmonella.

The circulation of this specific CCHFV lineage in Greece, especially in a region where the seroprevalence is high, together with the lack of human CCHF cases, suggests a probable antigenic, but non- or low-pathogenic character of this lineage.

Therefore, in this study the fully sequenced P. putida KT2440 was used exhibiting a non-pathogenic character, close relativity and therefore similar precursor capabilities to P. aeruginosa and availability of many established genetic tools like native and synthetic inducible promoter systems and different vector systems (Ochsner et al. 1995; Nelson et al. 2002; Loeschcke and Thies 2015).

The system has been trained with the set of 3492 human kinase mutations in UniProt for which experimental validation of their pathogenic or neutral character exists.

Nevertheless, discrimination of closely related bacterial species is often required, as well in clinical diseases as in the food safety sector, due to the varying pathogenic and spoilage character of genetically closely related species.