Sentence examples for pathogens through the from inspiring English sources
His overarching research focused on understand the epidemiology of bacterial pathogens through the application of whole-genome sequencing, phylogenetics, population genetics, with specific interest in the growing issue of antibiotic-resistance.
More specifically, our goal is to define protective humoral immunity to viral pathogens through the isolation, biochemical and functional characterization of broadly neutralizing human or nonhuman primate monoclonal antibodies.
This leads us to assess the feasibility of a reliable and rapid discrimination of pathogens through the classification of their spectral signatures extracted from hyperspectral image acquisitions of bacteria colonies growing on blood agar plates.
I have spent the last 3 years in Denmark where I got in touch with synthetic biology through mentoring of two iGEM teams and started to mix my various scientific experiences into a hopefully great plan to rid humanity of bacterial pathogens through the use of engineered phages.
This is required for resistance to some hemibiotrophic/necrotrophic fungal pathogens through the induction of defensin expression, probably by repressing MYC2, an inhibitor of defensin genes.
Water used for the washing of the fruits can be contaminated by the pathogens while acting as the source of the internalization of the pathogens through the lenticels, stomata and the injured parts (Reina et al. 2002).
High temperatures are known to diminish the resistance to bacterial pathogens through inhibiting the salicylic acid (SA) defense pathway or upregulating PIF4.16,17 Interestingly, we observed transgenerational memory of heat-induced enhanced susceptibility to avirulent Pseudomonas syringae (P. syringae) Pst DC3000 (avrRpt2) (Fig. 1c, d).
Bernard A. Schwetz, the acting commissioner of the food and drug agency, said that it would probably be easier to spread a pathogen through the air than through the food supply.
Furthermore, tumor challenging experiments demonstrated that rLaSota/IL2 invoked mice a unique capacity to remember a pathogen through the generation of memory T cells, which protect the host in the event of reinfection and form adaptive immune system.
OMV-based vaccines can be derived from the pathogens themselves, or can be used as surrogate constructs to mimic a pathogen through the heterologous expression of specific antigens in a desired host source strain, and approaches to doing so are reviewed.
The hit-and-miss struggle of German health authorities to identify the contaminated food behind one of the deadliest E. coli outbreaks in recent years underscores the difficulties of following a pathogen through the complex food supply chain, as well as deficiencies in even the most modern health systems in diagnosing this deadly illness.
