Sentence examples for pathogenic environments from inspiring English sources

Mate choice for the most attractive male anal fin could thus select a certain Hivep genotype and thereby facilitate adaptation to pathogenic environments at the same time.

This suggests that this process is multifactorial, involving many different regulators, and is adaptable within strains to individual growth or pathogenic environments.

Immunological divergence can additionally occur through lineage-specific and species-specific gene family expansions and contractions, which may reflect differences in selection pressures imposed by distinct pathogenic environments.

As modern humans migrated from Africa to colonize new lands 60 80 000 Ka, they were exposed to different climatic, nutritional and pathogenic environments.

This finding would explain the earlier reported large variance in allele numbers among individuals [ 68], and it reveals a potential mechanism of adaptation to changing pathogenic environments, which has first been termed by Klein et al. [ 75] as ' The Accordion Model of MHC Evolution', and later was elaborated by Nei et al. [ 10] to the Birth-and-Death-Model of Evolution.

AC/silver composites release silver ions into the pathogenic environment for it to be effective.

In this review, we discuss the physiological and pathological functions of ILC subsets 1 to 3 in the lung, and how the pathogenic environment affects the function and plasticity of ILCs.

The benefit of dauer formation in a pathogenic environment could accrue from three dauer traits.

We conclude that part of the C. elegans response to a pathogenic environment is to enter the dauer stage at greater frequency.

Taken together, the data indicate that when C. elegans encounters a pathogenic environment it increases pheromone production to elicit dauer formation.

Mate choice for immune 'good alleles' might arise if particular Mhc variants confer strong benefits against the pathogenic environment (Hamilton and Zuk 1982).