Sentence examples for persistent phases from inspiring English sources

Our observations therefore suggest that it would be of interest to compare the ability of the oppD mutant to cause disease and maintain bacterial burden during both the chronic and the persistent phases of infection.

Cellular immunity is essential for controlling EBV during both primary and persistent phases.

The transcription profile of kidney tissue isolated during the acute (2 days p.i). or persistent phases of infection (28 days p.i). showed a specific signature.

Very recently it has been suggested that the transient, resurgent and persistent phases of the sodium current in cerebellar granule cells are all interlinked through the β4 subunit (Bant and Raman, 2010).

However, when evaluating the colonization potential of the mutant strain in organs such as the spleen and lung during the acute, chronic, and persistent phases of infection, a lower bacterial load was observed during the chronic phase of infection in mice inoculated with this mutant strain.

The cysteine biosynthetic pathway is up-regulated in models of persistent M. tuberculosis infections and provides potential targets for novel anti-mycobacterial agents, directed specifically toward the pathogen in its persistent phase.

In Pr0.55(Ca1 − ySr y )0.45MnO3, the optically excited electrons locally destroy the spin-charge-orbital ordering, followed by rapid expanding of the disordered state for a persistent phase transition.

Tuberculosis is characterized by two distinct phases an acute phase where the bacteria are actively growing and a persistent phase where the bacteria are in a slow growing or non-growing state [2].

Strains of M. tuberculosis lacking hspR over-express heat shock proteins and have defects specifically during the chronic or persistent phase of TB infection, a feature which was proposed to be due to enhanced immune recognition [27].

It was found that the mutant had intact virulence for mice and a normal dormancy response, i.e., the entry into a non-replicative persistent phase as an adaptation to a decrease in oxygen tension.

In vivo, this pathogen can enter a persistent phase in response to various micro-environmental conditions.