Sentence examples for targeting host from inspiring English sources

Pathogenic bacteria possess adhesion protein complexes that play essential roles in targeting host cells and in propagating infection.

These findings illustrate that targeting host arginine-associated metabolic pathways is an effective means of controlling viral replicative processes.

Still, even these divergent findings open the door to attacking influenza virus by targeting host proteins rather than the unwanted visitor itself.

Both sets were multiplexed with a reliable internal control assay targeting host plant DNA, and their diagnostic specificity and sensitivity remained unchanged.

They exhibit sophisticated functionalities such as protection of cargo molecules (e.g., their genome), targeting host cells and triggered release of their cargo.

In addition to these classical approaches, recent studies suggest the possibility of interferons and targeting host cell factors as viable approaches to counter norovirus infection.

MST markers have been developed for identifying the source of fecal pollution by targeting the 16S rRNA genes and other genes of host-associated microbiota, or by targeting host-specific mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA).

In our case, since the focus of the experiments was on insect cold hardiness, the Solidago stems had been cut during insect collection but many experimental designs targeting host-parasite and other environmental interactions would also be compatible with MR experiments.

First, we are predicting host-pathogen physical PPIs that is why we only transfer physical source PPIs in predicting the targeting host-pathogen PPI.

44 In the following section, we will focus on emerging agents targeting host-tumor immune responses, intracellular signaling pathways, cellular adhesion molecules, endocrine pathways, and DNA repair mechanisms.

During recent years library-independent MST methods such as those involving genetic markers targeting host-associated and abundant populations of fecal anaerobic bacteria, e.g. from the phylum Bacteroidetes, have become increasingly prominent.