Sentence examples for specific to host from inspiring English sources

Ring-, trophozoite-, and schizont-specific GO terms were specific to host cell adhesion processes, metabolic processes, and protein catabolic processes, respectively, with DNA replication spanning both trophozoite- and schizont-specific GO terms [Additional files 6 and 7].

Sections were then incubated for 3 hours at room temperature in Alexa Fluor-488 (green) and/or Alexa Fluor-594 (red) tagged secondary antibodies specific to host species of the primary antibodies (1 1,000; Molecular Probes, Carlsbad, CA, USA).

As discussed above in response to item #7, we now show that kifunensine exerts a general effect that reduces adenylyl cyclase activation, which is not specific to host cell intoxication by CT and that there are several potential explanations for the result that NB-DGJ reduces the severity of host cell intoxication.

It could be good to know what is specific to host-dependence-associated genome reduction, as compared to "random" (whatever it means) genome reduction.

This would not be possible if the capacity of Xenorhabdus to kill an insect host was entirely determined by virulence factors that are specific to this host.

Arber and colleagues later showed that the surviving phage acquired a modification specific to the host bacterial strain, which was lost upon subsequent passage through different hosts.

Domestic sponsorships specific to the host country usually exceed the TOP take, and that should be especially true for the 2008 games when the host country is the world's largest and most coveted emerging consumer market.

A bacteriophage or phage is the virus of bacteria that is very specific to its host.

Temporary migrants can be expected to invest less in accumulating human capital specific to the host country.

We also include time controls which are specific to the host country to account for the difference in periods covered.

In addition, it is possible that immigrants who naturalize will invest heavily in human capital specific to the host country that will in turn lead to earnings growth.