Sentence examples for susceptibility traits from inspiring English sources
This level of concordance of risk factors among siblings might be expected, given the significant genetic components demonstrated for these metabolic susceptibility traits.
However, a large variety of staphylococcal virulence and colonization factors have been identified as well as a number of host' colonisation and infection susceptibility traits.
Thus, considering the pathogenic potential of the C. parapsilosis species complex, along with the emergence of antifungal resistant strains, this review was designed to approach historical and biological aspects, microbiological features, virulence factors and antifungal susceptibility traits of C. parapsilosis complex from animals.
Are there susceptibility traits associated with specific health outcomes that are common among the subpopulations?
Similarly, agronomy will benefit from this approach, through the study of genes implicated in productivity or disease susceptibility traits.
The most compelling evidence for involvement in pathogen susceptibility traits has been demonstrated for TLR1, TLR6, MyD88 and IRF3.
Insect populations there, the thinking goes, would remain susceptible to Bt and keep that susceptibility trait active in the gene pool.
These effects were therefore also fitted as random for the susceptibility trait in the CURE model.
Our findings show that AIRmin mice carry a co-dominant genetic susceptibility trait to renal tumorigenesis induced by urethane.
These two genes are (TIGR: LOC_Os04g23890) and (TIGR: LOC_Os11g03794) underlying QTLs-2 (drought susceptibility, trait symbol AQA045/CQ148) and QTL-5 (cold-tolerance, trait symbol CQP8) respectively.
It has been suggested by Garcia et al 7 that the observed association between oral health and COPD may be due to the aspiration of oral pathogens, or a common underlying host susceptibility trait that places individuals at risk for both conditions such as an exaggerated inflammatory response that is triggered by oral microbes.
