Sentence examples for pig harbours from inspiring English sources
The results indicate that each individual pig harbours several thousand non-synonymous amino acid substitutions.
Five farms had pigs harbouring both MRSA (skin and nose samples) and MRSH, and 5 farms had pigs harbouring both MRSA (skin and nasal samples) and methicillin- resistant non- S. aureus staphylococci (excluding MRSH).
There was a significantly higher prevalence of free rang pigs harbouring mycobacteria compared to pigs housed in-doors (OR = 3.0; P = 0.034).
The nasal passages of slaughter-age pigs harbour a very rich and diverse microbial population that can apparently be influenced by diet and/or farm management practices.
One pig had harboured both MRSH and MRSA (skin), both of which harboured mec gene complex class C. Four other pigs harboured both MRSA and other methicillin-resistant staphylococci (other than MRSH), and they possessed SCC mec typeV or ccr gene complex type 5. aNF: non finder.
The pig genome harbours a complete Y RNA cluster: The arrangement on pig chromosome 9 Y1(+ strand), Y3(- strand), Y4(- strand), Y5(- strand) conforms to the ancestral eutherian prototype (with Y1 inverted relative to the ancestral mammalian arrangement).
Herbivorous species (to which guinea pigs belong) typically harbour more phyla and have a higher richness on genus level than omnivores such as humans [ 10].
Healthy pigs may therefore harbour low numbers of oedema disease inducing strains of E. coli that almost certainly will escape detection in their highly varied intestinal flora even when looked for.
Interestingly, the eight ancient pig samples that provided PCR2 amplicons harboured Western haplotypes [see Additional file 3: Figure S2].
The investigated E. coli isolates originated from the geographical regions Götaland and Svealand, which harbours 97% of the Swedish pig population.
Whereas many quantitative traits are linked to variation in gene expression, the initial sequencing of the pig genome revealed that individual pigs also harbour significant numbers of potentially deleterious protein-coding mutations [ 12].
