Sentence examples for replication and dispersal from inspiring English sources

Rabies virus probably survives favorably in the wild because it can infect a large spectrum of animals, thereby maximizing replication and dispersal opportunities (9 ).

In this context, generalist pathogens are probably favored because they can infect a large spectrum of host species, thereby maximizing replication and dispersal opportunities (17 ).

Large amount of TEs are found in eukaryotic genomes and involved in a wide variety of biological events including viral integration and replication and dispersal of antibiotic resistant genes [ 2].

Collectively, these observations indicate distinct replication foci and dispersal areas of different F. tularensis subsp. holarctica populations.

It remains unclear how such SIR replications and dispersals take place in mt genomes.

For example, topoisomerase II protein-DNA covalent complexes can form and be resolved in G1, but are also present in S-phase and interfere with replication leading to replication fork stalling, DSB generation, intra-S phase checkpoint signalling and dispersal of replication proteins (Kaufmann, 1998; Rossi et al., 2006).

An analysis of summer temperatures was performed under the assumption that late summer epidemics of tularaemia in Sweden require temperatures critical for replication of the infectious agent and dispersal by blood-feeding arthropods.

If the excised DNA also contains an origin of replication, as has been demonstrated for Y′ elements (Chan and Tye, 1983), this provides a rapid means of expansion and dispersal of both sub-telomeric and telomeric DNA.

Direct interactions between the pathogen and the vector include transmission and dispersal of the pathogen by the vector, influence of the pathogen on the vector through its presence and replication within the latter, and sharing of the same host plant as food source between the pathogen and vector.

Shanks, A. L. Pelagic larval duration and dispersal distance revisited.

Both pollination and dispersal are aided by the wind.