Sentence examples for pathogenic feature from inspiring English sources

A well-known pathogenic feature of CCHF virus is its capability to damage endothelium.

A potentially very important pathogenic feature of Haemophilus influenzae is its ability to invade local tissue and survive intracellularly in the respiratory tract.

The results provide a structural insight into the intramolecular β-sheet structure of amylin which probably is the template for nucleation of fibril formation and growth, a pathogenic feature of type II diabetes.

Thus, the pathogenic feature of the disease is directly related to parasite motility.

The intracellular aggregation of polypeptides is a pathogenic feature of cellular degeneration in many human degenerative disorders [1], [2], [3].

In recognizing that excessive apoptosis is a prominent pathogenic feature in FASD models and that D3T induced Nrf2 activation can prevent apoptosis in mouse embryos exposed to ethanol, the potential of D3T to diminish apoptosis in ethanol-exposed PC12 cells was tested.

To this end, sequencing of multiple genomes from S. pneumoniae to better probe the diversity of the pathogen and its pathogenic features is necessary and certainly will continue to surprise us with fascinating discoveries in the evolution of S. pneumoniae and impact on the clinical medicine.

Birnbaum's (1923) distinction between the pathogenic features of a psychosis and its pathoplastic features is similar.

The aim was to analyze the evolving growth of S. oralis colony/biofilm to find out potentially pathogenic features.

Yet, pathogenic features of some isolates coexist with others often present in environmental variants that promote plant growth and degrade chemical pollutants.

Periodontitis is a well-appreciated example of leukocyte-mediated bone loss and inflammation with pathogenic features similar to those observed in other inflammatory diseases, such as arthritis.