Sentence examples for pathogenicity infection from inspiring English sources

While infection of the insect host has little pathogenicity, infection of mammals is associated with disease.

Adeno-associated virus (AAV) is a small virus which has attracted considerable interest from gene therapy researchers due to a number of features, such as lack of pathogenicity, infection non-dividing cells and stably integration into the host cell genome at a specific site in the human chromosome.

The succeeding 19 chapters review specific mycoses, using a similar format that addresses the following topics: etiology, clinical manifestations, ecology of the fungi, epidemiology of the infections, pathogenicity, animal infections, treatment, and laboratory diagnosis.

To our knowledge ours is the first meta-analysis study to focus on high-pathogenicity infections (HPIs).

To this end we assembled a compendium of transcriptome measurements from the lungs of mice and used meta-analysis to determine gene signatures that distinguished high- from low-pathogenicity infections.

These targeted genes are important to M. tuberculosis pathogenicity during infection.

In general, Penicillium species have low pathogenicity and infection is usually seen in immunocompromised individuals.

To identify factors that allow FAV to acquire pathogenicity, abortive infection of FAV was investigated.

Genes that have survived in duplicate are mainly genes that are known to be preferentially retained following WGDs, but also genes important for pathogenicity and infection of the different hosts seem to have been retained in excess.

We identified seven genes known to be involved in the virulence and pathogenicity of infection with a history of both positive selection and invasion of C. trachomatis lineages through gene conversion.

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.