Sentence examples for processes of pathogen from inspiring English sources

However, the processes of pathogen removal are by no means fully understood.

The notion of effective immune efficacies is valid under the assumption that there are two well differentiated timescales: (i) a relatively fast timescale for the processes of pathogen escape and host immune adaptation; (ii) a significantly slower timescale for the evolution (gain/loss) of defense mechanisms.

A recent recA-based molecular evolution and genetic diversity study showed that D. zeae is least related to other Dickeya species and even within D. zeae, there are many sequence variants (sequevars) among the isolates from different host plants [ 3], suggesting a long history of D. zeae adaptation and evolution in the processes of pathogen-host interactions.

The lower melanization of nylon implants in A. gemmatalis pupae with the highest densities of parasitoids suggests an effect of parasitoid densities on the population of circulating hemocytes, which participate in the initial process of pathogen recognition and triggering of humoral defenses.

After phagocytosis, the process of pathogen killing starts immediately.

Endocytosis is thought to be characteristic during the process of pathogen uptake.

The second aim of our study was to facilitate the diagnosis of bacteraemia, as the recognition process of pathogen in the blood is still not perfect.

Single nucleotide mutations of genes coding TLRs and their receptors are able to hinder the process of pathogen recognition and elimination.

Thus, knowing which genes are expressed at 48 hai corresponding to the colonization stage where haustoria develop is crucial to understanding the process of pathogen infection.

Although there is no direct evidence linking zebrafish Rab family proteins with fungal infections, Rab GTPases have been found to be involved in the process of pathogen infection in many other organisms.

By incorporating CD4+ T cells, CD8+ T cells, B cells, and antibodies into innate immunity, we observed that elevated pathogen count during Organ Dysfunction began to drop at approximately 20 days after infection (500 hrs), and the process of pathogen clearance induced by adaptive immunity persisted approximately 5 days after infection.