Sentence examples for pathogens to adapt from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, at the other end of the scale, industrial livestock farming has increased still further the opportunities for pathogens to adapt and make the leap into humans.

Then he added that regrettably it is easier to destroy than to create, and nature provides a ready-made toolbox of pathogens to adapt from.

It creates an acidic pH inside cattle, which enables pathogens to adapt and survive in their bodies.

It creates an acidic pH inside cattle, which enables pathogens to adapt and survive in their bodies.

Our study also points to the limits of forecasting efforts if the capacity of pathogens to adapt to the environment is ignored.

Our results also confirm speculation that C. albicans and C. glabrata might have chimaeric adhesins [ 39, 42], suggesting that this allows pathogens to adapt to the host.

These initial mutations alone didn't do the trick, however, so Fouchier's team decided to try a time-honored method to encourage a pathogen to adapt to a new host: They passed the virus from ferret to ferret by directly inoculating uninfected animals with nasal samples from infected ones and repeated the procedure a total of 10 times.

The eradication of L. monocytogenes in foods and processing environments is a difficult task due to the ability of this pathogen to adapt to different harsh conditions.

We have also gained insights into the strategies used by this pathogen to adapt to the two main mammalian cell types in which S. Typhimurium can replicate.

Taken together, ion and small molecule uptake and utilization enable the pathogen to adapt, invade, or even damage the host in C. albicans infection.

We also identified eight OPT genes encoding putative oligopeptide transporters which have been implicated in the acquisition of nutrient versatility thereby helping the pathogen to adapt to various host niches [ 42].