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For pathogenicity experiment, six four-week-old male golden Syrian hamsters were inoculated subcutaneously with 10 cells of strain Bairam-Ali in 1 mL of PBS.
Pathogenicity experiments showed that the isolates were highly pathogenic to chicken.
We determined the levels of Pythium necessary to cause disease by performing pathogenicity experiments using two Pythium species, a range of Pythium densities, and two common tree species (Acer rubrum and Prunus serotina) from the study sites.
This observation raised the possibility that the lack of ciliostasis and detection of rBeauR-Rep-M41-Struct-2 in the tracheal epithelial cells of chickens infected by the virus using TOCs for our pathogenicity experiments may have been interpreted incorrectly as the read out for these tests was ciliostasis.
In Europe, pathogenicity experiments supported quantitative specialization of the V. inaequalis population from the agro-ecosystem.
Results of pathogenicity experiments indicated that death can occur from the i.c. and i.m. routes of injection, although gt2 viruses showed lower lethality to mice when injected i.m.
Suspensions were kept at 4°C for approximately 2 3 h to promote zoospore release, just before being used for pathogenicity experiments (Montarry et al. 2008).
Our results thus suggest that a temperature-controlled increase in S. marcescens motility likely increased its pathogenicity in this experiment.
These data imply a major role of the hemolysin in pathogenicity; however, the experiments have been mostly carried out with the purified hemolysin protein.
Ultimately, we intend to develop a mathematical model that can quickly identify the correlates of pathogenicity from microarray experiments to equate transcriptional regulation to infection severity in humans.
We therefore tested a Δ fkpA in-frame mutant for attenuated pathogenicity in infection experiments using the above-described experimental design; C. turicensis LMG 23827T::dsRED served as control.
