Sentence examples for pathogens that form from inspiring English sources

Such membrane alterations could also explain the role of CYSTM proteins such as PCC1 in pathogen resistance, namely in blocking invasion of intracellular pathogens that form an interface with the host membrane.

Pathogens that form intimate associations with host cells, such as those which colonise live host cells or tissue, restrain proliferative growth within the host to maintain the pathogenic balance and to avoid inducing host cell death.

As RTE-salads and RTE-sprouts do not need further preparation before consumption, they could potentially contain pathogens that form part of their microflora, posing a public health problem.

The higher than average family size we observed in multiple extant pathogens that form a monophyletic clade in the species tree, are explained by gains in the common ancestor of these related species, maintained in the extant species (DOLLOP and CAFE).

Verticillium dahliae is one subset of necrotrophic soilborne pathogens that form microsclerotia as surviving structures in the soil [1].

It is also well known that bacterial and fungal pathogens that form biofilms are responsible for serious infections, which are usually very difficult to treat.

Infective pathogens incite inflammatory responses that form the basis of many diagnostic tests.

Their multifarious lifestyle is illustrated by various infamous pathogens, free-living non-pathogens and Burkholderia spp. that form mutualistic symbioses, e.g. with vascular plants [ 3, 4] and basidiomycetes [ 5].

It is notable that a number of pathogens that have the capacity to form chronic infections in humans including Mycobacterium tuberculosis and Chlamydia trachomatis have been shown to be heavily dependent on lipids acquired from their hosts (Ehrt and Schnappinger, 2007; Robertson et al., 2009).

YopJ-like proteins form a second family of T3SS effectors produced by different animal and plant pathogens that also possess conserved residues forming a predicted catalytic triad, which is required for protease activity [34].

Rhamnolipids have demonstrated inhibition of zoospore forming plant pathogens that have acquired resistance to commercial chemical pesticides (Sha et al. 2011; Kim et al. 2011; Hultberg et al. 2008a) and another investigation has shown that rhamnolipid can stimulate plant immunity which is considered as an alternative strategy to reduce the infection by plant pathogens (Vatsa et al. 2010).